MISFITS Boxing star Lil CraCra is backed to win his upcoming bout by many fans.
With over 700k followers across social media, YouTuber Lil CraCra has earned his spot on the Gib vs Slim undercard at Misfits Boxing 19.
The clash, taking place in Qatar on Thursday, November 28, marks a trilogy of fights between YuddyGangTV and Lil CraCra.
With a no-contest result followed by a victory for YuddyGangTV, Lil CraCra is still chasing a victory over his rival.
At the press conference, both fighters displayed a calm demeanour and refused to raise hands or get into debate.
Lil CraCra weighed in at 132.3 pounds, two pounds lighter than YuddyGangTV at 134.6 pounds.
The face off at the weigh-in reflected the presser and neither fighter lost their temper.
Ree Der Moo AKA Lil CraCra is fighting out of Syracuse, New York, with Philippine nationality but very little is known about his personal life.
The YouTuber began his boxing journey posting street fights online and collaborating with smaller channels and leagues.
Now, joining Misfits Lil CraCra has fought his way up the influencer boxing ladder and boasts a huge online following.
With four professional fights to his name, Lil CraCra is very much a newcomer in boxing but is fairly experienced in the influencer/crossover world.
The Youtube boxer’s first fight came in March 2024, in a no contest result against his upcoming opponent YuddyGangTV.
The rematch, two months later, saw YuddyGangTV come out on top – leaving CraCra with a 0-1-1 record.
For his third bout, Lil CraCra took on Ace Musa and collected his long-awaited first victory.
The YouTuber won after five full rounds and earned himself a spot on the Elle Brooke vs. Jenny Savage card.
Lil CraCra’s fourth and most recent fight was against Joey Knight and saw him push through another five rounds for his second victory.
Now, CraCra has setup a trilogy clash against YuddyGangTV taking on the Misfits Boxing 19 Gib vs. Slim fight card.
Misfits Boxing is a boxing promotional company formed through the partnership of YouTuber KSI and Wasserman Boxing in June 2021.
The “MF & DAZN: X Series” have been produced in collaboration with DAZN, leading to a new 5-year deal signed between the pair in 2023.
The deal will continue the promotion and broadcasting of influencer/crossover boxing fights, with two pay-per-views each year.
As the promoter keeps growing, opportunities for newcomers like Lil CraCra should keep coming.
