Polish Boxing League champion to be crowned on Sunday
On Sunday, December 21, the Polish Boxing League’s medalists and champion will be decided. The revived competition for the Polish team championship spans 14 rounds, 56 matches and 504 bouts. So far, 237 boxers from Poland and abroad have competed.
Schedule for the final round of matches:
Friday, December 19, 8:00 p.m.: RKB Wisłok 1995 Rzeszów - CKB Potężnie Ciechocinek
Saturday, December 20, 6:00 p.m.: Golden Team Nowy Sącz - WKB Rushh Kielce (match in Kielce)
Sunday, December 21, noon: Pomorzanin Boxing Team Toruń - Concordia Knurów
Sunday, December 21, 6:30 p.m.: Imperium Boxing Wałbrzych - KB Legia Warszawa
KB Legia Warszawa leads the standings with 20 points (158 bout points). Behind them are WKB Rushh Kielce with 18 (142), Imperium Boxing Wałbrzych with 18 (124) and Pomorzanin Boxing Team Toruń with 16 (124). These teams are competing for podium places. Fifth-placed Concordia Knurów has 14 points (120).
A match crucial to the final standings will take place on Sunday evening at Hala Wałbrzyskich Mistrzów. Billed as the Final Showdown of the 2025 Polish Boxing League season, it will be followed by the medal ceremony. TVP Sport will broadcast the match.
The individual rankings also make for interesting reading:
- A total of 237 boxers have competed in the Polish Boxing League so far.
- Leading the rankings are Legia’s Nikolas Pawlik (12-0), Concordia’s Damian Durkacz (11-0), Imperium Boxing’s Petro Lakotskyi (11-0), Legia’s Bartłomiej Rośkowicz (10-0) and Golden Team’s Wiktor Skiba (11-1).
- Nine wins each have been recorded by CKB Potężnie’s Mateusz Urban and Paweł Wardyn, Legia’s Alexey Sevostyanov, RKB Wisłok’s Michał Akoto-Ampaw and Imperium Boxing’s Paweł Sajda.
- Also among the leaders and still undefeated are WKB Rushh’s Paweł Brach (8-0), CKB Potężnie’s Mateusz Bereźnicki (7-0), Imperium Boxing’s Jakub Krzpiet (7-0), Legia’s Bohdan Gorgol and Adam Tutak (both 5-0), and Imperium Boxing’s Bartłomiej Przybyła (5-0).
