Chrisean Malone Scores Quick TKO in Controversial Pro Debut

Saturday’s brief main event prompted pay-per-view buyers and fans to demand refunds for a show that ran late and ended in minutes.

Overview

Chrisean Malone, fighting as “Holy Hands,” was awarded a second-round TKO after opponent Ku’Shiyah Williams quit early in the rematch‑style headliner on Saturday in Baltimore.
The bout was the main event of Skyy Myles Promotions’ The Supper at the Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor and was broadcast on BLK Prime pay‑per‑view for roughly $29.99.
Fans and PPV buyers complained about a long card and a late ring time that left Malone walking to the ring long after the show began, and many demanded refunds after the short finish.
Coverage and observers described Williams as inexperienced and out of her depth, and reporters noted Malone showed offensive skill but had visible cardio limits after a round and a half.
Malone’s team includes high‑profile trainer Calvin Ford, and her recorded 1‑0 professional mark on BoxRec makes this fight a milestone in the broader trend of social media figures turning to paid pro boxing events.