Andrzej Gmitruk
Andrzej Gmitruk was a Polish boxing trainer, one of the most respected coaches in the history of Polish boxing. He died on 20 November 2018 at the age of 67.

Andrzej Gmitruk Is Dead. A Huge Loss for Polish Boxing
Polish boxing has suffered a huge loss. At the age of 67, Andrzej Gmitruk, a legendary coach and co-architect of many outstanding boxers’ successes, has died.
Paulina Gruchała to Begin Professional Career in 2016
Paulina Gruchała wants to begin her professional career in 2016. Andrzej Gmitruk, Marcin Gruchała and sponsors from Chojnice will help her prepare.
Dariusz Sęk stopped his opponent in Munich
Dariusz Sęk stopped Shefat Isufi in the main event in Munich. The Pole dominated from the opening minutes and forced his opponent to quit in the eighth round.
Gmitruk backs Adamek and Sulęcki to win
Andrzej Gmitruk, former trainer of Tomasz Adamek and current coach of Maciej Sulęcki, assesses both fighters’ chances ahead of Saturday’s Polsat Boxing Night gala.
Gmitruk and Łapin Cautiously Assess Fonfara’s Chances
Adonis Stevenson is especially dangerous in the early rounds. Andrzej Fonfara must focus on his defense and show more than in his previous fights, say Andrzej Gmitruk and Fiodor Łapin.
Gmitruk: Tomek should make his own decision, not listen to advisers
“Roger Bloodworth’s words surprise me,” says Andrzej Gmitruk, Tomasz Adamek’s former trainer. In his view, the Pole was switched to a style ill-suited to his fight with Vyacheslav Glazkov.
Who Will Coach Hussars Poland? Kornilov, Gmitruk and Różański in the Running
Valery Kornilov, who recently took charge of Poland’s Olympic team, is one of the candidates to work with Hussars Poland, who compete in the WSB league.