Chrisean Malone fans want their money back after paying to watch less than three minutes of a main event last night. Hundreds packed into the…

Chrisean Rock, legally named Chrisean Malone, made her professional boxing debut against Ku'Shiyah Williams in Baltimore at the Hyatt Regency. The main event concluded abruptly halfway through the second round when Williams decided to quit after less than three minutes of action. Following her decision to concede, Williams began dancing in the ring, which sparked significant outrage among viewers.
Fans who paid a $30 pay-per-view fee on BLK Prime publicly demanded refunds on social media, with some labeling the match a scam. In addition to the short bout, viewers complained about severe broadcast delays after the event began at 6 p.m. Eastern, leaving the main event unscheduled until after midnight.
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