Blueface and Adin Ross Dispute $100K Fine Over Boxing Match Contract

Rapper Blueface and streamer Adin Ross are embroiled in a public dispute over a $100,000 fine levied against Blueface following his boxing match against Chibu, part of Ross’s “Brand Risk” promotional event. The conflict stems from allegations that Blueface breached his contract with Brand Risk Promotions.

Contractual Disputes and Alleged Violations

Adin Ross claims Blueface violated multiple terms of his agreement, specifically by failing to wear a Rainbet patch on his shorts during the fight and by publicly discussing payment details. Ross stated he gave Blueface 72 hours to retract statements claiming the fight was rigged, but Blueface refused. The Shade Room reported Ross’s assertion that Blueface is the first fighter in the Brand Risk promotion he has struggled to pay.

Blueface’s Response and Counterclaims

Blueface has denied disclosing his fight earnings and asserts he was never contracted to wear a sponsor patch. He contends that the $100,000 fine is unwarranted and that he is owed significantly more than that amount. The Shade Room details Blueface’s response, stating, “Looking for a way not to pay is not a good look. Ima get mines regardless.”

Wack 100’s Involvement

Blueface’s manager, Wack 100, has also entered the fray, denying Ross’s claims and alleging that Ross previously made unwanted sexual advances toward him, accompanied by screenshots of alleged text message exchanges.

Background: Blueface’s Boxing Career

Blueface’s boxing match against Chibu followed a previous knockout victory in 2023. Hot 97 reports that Blueface has stated he will not participate in future boxing events promoted by Adin Ross after his loss to Chibu. The fight marked Blueface’s return to the ring after a three-year hiatus.

Ongoing Legal Action

Adin Ross has indicated his intention to pursue legal action against Blueface to enforce the terms of their contract and recover the $100,000 fine. The dispute remains ongoing, with both parties publicly airing their grievances.