Since his professional debut last October, Kraus has impressed everyone in the boxing world. Not only is his record 6-0, he also won all parties with a (technical) knockout. That earned him an invitation for Pitters vs. Rea: Deep Waters in Hull and not to function during a one -one. Prominent on the Main Card was his fight with McGuigan.
Gradus Kraus hands out blows
A party with a considerable age difference. Kraus will be 24 next month, while McGuigan is 39 years old. Talent against experience. Or, as the Annoucer welcomed him, talent versus Ross ‘Fine Wine’ McGuigan. But that experience didn’t really help him. After about 5 seconds, Kraus already handed out a big beech, with which he made his opponent falter. Thrun two did not take long. It was a small miracle that the game was not over after a round.
Gradus Kraus wins again on knockout: ‘I think I am the strongest in the world’
But round two didn’t last very long. After a few strikes from Kraus, the referee put an end to it. Little was left of the ‘Fine Wine’ and the Dutchman could go up in the air.