73 wins and 11 losses for Polish champions in the boxing league

Polish champions recorded 73 wins and 11 losses in the recently concluded Polish Boxing League season. Nine of the ten reigning national gold medalists competed in the league, which was revived in 2025.

Nikolas Pawlik (12-0), Damian Durkacz (12-0), Paweł Brach (9-0) and Mateusz Bereźnicki (8-0) remained unbeaten. Together, they won 41 bouts, accounting for 56 percent of the Polish champions’ victories.

Wiktor Skiba (12-1) and Mateusz Urban (9-1) also performed very well in the domestic league. Jakub Domurad (8-4) posted a respectable record, too.

Polish 80 kg champion Nikodem Kozak had an inconsistent season, finishing 3-3. Maciej Marchel, who competes at 65 kg, suffered two losses without a win.

Jakub Słomiński, the 50 kg champion, did not take part in the team competition because his weight class was not included in the matches.

Among the individual Polish champions, boxers from CKB Potężnie Ciechocinek posted a combined record of 17-1, WKB Rushh Kielce 17-4, KB Legia Warszawa 15-5, Concordia Knurów 12-0 and Golden Team Nowy Sącz 12-1.

Klub Bokserski Legia Warszawa won the national team title, narrowly finishing ahead of Wojskowy Klub Bokserski Rushh Kielce and Imperium Boxing Wałbrzych.

Records of the individual Polish champions in the Polish Boxing League:

50 kg, Jakub Słomiński - did not box
55 kg, Nikolas Pawlik - 12-0 (KB Legia)
60 kg, Paweł Brach - 9-0 (WKB Rushh)
65 kg, Maciej Marchel - 0-2 (KB Legia)
70 kg, Damian Durkacz - 12-0 (Concordia)
75 kg, Mateusz Urban - 9-1 (CKB Potężnie)
80 kg, Nikodem Kozak - 3-3 (KB Legia)
85 kg, Wiktor Skiba - 12-1 (Golden Team)
90 kg, Mateusz Bereźnicki - 8-0 (CKB Potężnie)
+90 kg, Jakub Domurad - 8-4 (WKB Rushh)