Karrion Kross Returns to Bloodsport with Submission Victory Over JR Kratos – Karrion Kross made a triumphant return to Josh Barnett’s Bloodsport XIII, securing a hard-fought submission win over JR Kratos in a physical and gritty contest that lived up to the event’s reputation for intense, no-ropes combat.
The bout concluded with Kross locking in an arm-in cross choke, using one hook to control Kratos and ultimately force the tap. It was a decisive finish in a match that showcased Kross’ blend of power and submission technique, a style well-suited to the Bloodsport format.
This win improves Kross’ overall record at Bloodsport to 2-1, marking a successful return to the event after previously competing under the same ruleset. For JR Kratos, the loss drops his Bloodsport record to 4-4, evening out his standing at the hybrid wrestling/MMA showcase.
Bloodsport XIII featured a number of hard-hitting bouts, continuing to provide a unique platform where professional wrestlers test themselves in a shoot-style environment—no ropes, no pins, only knockouts and submissions.
Kross, who is currently part of the WWE roster, has long expressed appreciation for the Bloodsport concept, and his win over a powerhouse like Kratos adds credibility to his image as a legitimate threat both inside and outside the squared circle.
As of now, there’s no word on whether Kross will return for a future Bloodsport event, but his performance on this stage once again highlighted his capability in a more combat-oriented style.
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Karrion Kross Returns to Bloodsport with Submission Victory Over JR Kratos
