Ski-VM: Star Stefan Kraft Attacked by Cat: – I Got Angry

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Stefan Kraft, an exceptional athlete and favorite for the Ski World Championship, recently encountered an unusual setback when he was attacked by a cat. As he reminisced about the incident, he noted that it started as a pleasant interaction but quickly escalated into trouble when the cat scratched him.

Initially, the aftermath of this engagement required Kraft to seek treatment, including vaccinations for tetanus and a week of antibiotic medication. Despite these unexpected challenges, he remained focused and was able to join his teammates in the upcoming events of the championship.

"I was just trying to have a sweet moment with the cat, and then suddenly, it wasn’t fun anymore," Kraft said, expressing his disbelief over the turn of events that led to his medical requirements. Despite the cat's misfortune, he expressed determination to compete, stating that he took two days off to recuperate, ultimately feeling motivated to return to the competition circuit.

Kraft’s competitors found humor in the story upon hearing about the incident, with Norwegian athlete Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal responding with a burst of laughter, reflecting the camaraderie and lightheartedness often seen in sports. Team officials reaffirmed the commitment to compete fully prepared and respect the formidable contender that Kraft continues to be.