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Kasper Bruun (19-0-1, 4 K0s) is fighting for his career in the Scandinavian thriller against Swedish Anthony Yigit (9-0-1, 3 KOs). Losing in Esbjerg on April 12th will be the end of a journey that began 18 years ago.
"It’s the fight of my life. Only victory counts. If I lose, my career is over."
It’s a yearlong struggle for a permanent professional contract that forces the Pandrup-boxer to make his point clear.
"My career is at stake and that makes me extremely motivated. I'm going to prove that I deserve a professional career. I must win so I can be a real part of professional boxing," says 27 -year-old Kasper Bruun. [Click Here To Read More]
"It’s the fight of my life. Only victory counts. If I lose, my career is over."
It’s a yearlong struggle for a permanent professional contract that forces the Pandrup-boxer to make his point clear.
"My career is at stake and that makes me extremely motivated. I'm going to prove that I deserve a professional career. I must win so I can be a real part of professional boxing," says 27 -year-old Kasper Bruun. [Click Here To Read More]
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