Rapper Blueface made strong claims after his boxing loss at a fight card run by streamer Adin Ross. The rapper said the fight outcomes at the Brand Risk boxing event were not fair and suggested that the results were influenced. The cruiserweight main event happened during Brand Risk 013, a boxing card promoted by Ross under Brand Risk Promotions. The event took place on March 14, 2026, in Miami and was streamed live on Ross’ Kick channel. Blueface fought streamer Chibu in a six-round bout but lost by unanimous decision.A video shared on X on March 15 by user FearBuck showed a tense moment in the ring after the fight. Ross asked the rapper if he would return to the Brand Risk promotion. Blueface answered by questioning the fairness of the event and hinted that the result may have been influenced.“Can we get you back in here, bro? Can we see you back in Brand Risk?” Adin Ross asked.Blueface replied with a pointed response.“Hey, you know d*** well you are not going to lose your own money on your own fight card. I definitely would not score that as their decision. I would give it four to two. But hey, shout out to Brand Risk,” Blueface said.Adin Ross thanked him for the mention and asked if he would consider a rematch. But Blueface made it clear he may not fight for the promotion again.“I probably will not get back on Brand Risk because you are tampering with the bets,” Blueface said.Adin Ross quickly denied the claim.“Never that,” Adin Ross said, adding that he had no idea what Blueface meant.As of now, Brand Risk Promotions has not released any official statement about the accusation.
Blueface loses to Chibu at Adin Ross’ Brand Risk boxing event as Adin Ross praises Chibu after the six round fight
Blueface’s return to boxing had drawn attention because he had not fought since knocking out Ed Matthews in 2023. At that time, he weighed around 157 pounds. After serving time in prison for a probation violation linked to a 2021 battery case, the rapper gained significant weight and returned to the ring much heavier.According to a March 15 report from Bloody Elbow, the early moments of the fight showed some skill from Blueface. In the opening round, he landed a few clean punches while Chibu used a more aggressive power style, but the fight soon changed.In the second round, Chibu pushed Blueface back to the ropes and landed strong body shots. One heavy sequence knocked Blueface out of the ring, although the referee did not rule it a knockdown. From that moment, Chibu controlled the fight. Blueface struggled to deal with the pressure as Chibu kept pushing forward. In the final round, Chibu trapped him in the corner and threw a long series of punches that nearly forced the referee to stop the bout.All three judges scored the fight for Chibu, giving him a unanimous decision victory and the biggest win of his career.After the fight, Adin Ross praised Chibu inside the ring.“Chibu, you are the champ. Forget what they are talking about. You are the champion of this Brand Risk event,” Ross said.Chibu admitted the six-round fight was tough and said he plans to improve his conditioning and possibly move toward cruiserweight competition. The result may also affect Blueface’s next scheduled bout against former NBA champion Nick Young on May 2 at the James L. Knight Center, which had already begun selling tickets.
