Arek Paterek đŸ‡”đŸ‡±

Table of contents
  1. Basic info
  2. Professional wrestling career
    1. Prime Time Wrestling (2021-2024)
    2. Legacy of Wrestling (2024-present)
    3. Maniac Zone Wrestling (2026)
    4. Kombat Pro Wrestling (2026)
  3. In wrestling
  4. Championships and accomplishments
  5. Gallery
  6. Career

Arkadiusz Paterek is a Polish wrestling commentator, on-screen personality and manager known for his time in Legacy of Wrestling, Kombat Pro Wrestling, Maniac Zone Wrestling and Prime Time Wrestling.

Basic info

Professional wrestling career

Prime Time Wrestling (2021-2024)

Arkadiusz Paterek started his career in professional wrestling working for Prime Time Wrestling since its inception in late 2021. His on-air debut took place at PTW's debut show REVOLUCJA. He provided commentary for most PTW shows, covering a total of nineteen events. Paterek's final appearance was at Total Blast From The Past, after which he announced his departure from PTW.

Legacy of Wrestling (2024-present)

After parting ways with Prime Time, Arek Paterek joined the new wrestling project ran by his ex-PTW colleagues: Legacy of Wrestling. For Legacy's inaugural show he worked as a commentator and guest host.

Biuro Prasowe

At the second show, in addition to providing commentary, he introduced Legacy's new acting chairman, Wiktor Longman, and also accompanied Erik Ơlotíƙ during his match, as a seemingly villainous manager. After the show Paterek announced the creation of a new stable called "Biuro Prasowe" (Press Office), with Erik becoming his first "client".

Ơlotíƙ was scheduled to represent Biuro in a 12 Weapons of Christmas Match against Disco Pablo at Four the Glory, however he was forced to cancel due to an injury. The match still happened, with a surprise debut of MZW's Tony Sheen taking Erik's place. After the match, Sheen opened the twelfth, final gift, revealing it to be Biuro's T-shirt. He put it on to confirm he had joined the stable.

Afterwards, in the lead-up to Open Season, Paterek fired Erik from Biuro Prasowe in absentia, while Tony Sheen was officially inducted as a member. Following Sheen's loss to Marcelito (after a distraction by Disco Pablo), the angry Paterek promised revenge. He challenged them both to a six-man tag team match against Biuro Prasowe, at Legacy's upcoming Enter the Dragon show. Confronted with the fact that Biuro Prasowe still had only one wrestler on payroll, he presented his newest acquisition: KPW's Eryk Lesak.

With the math still not working out for a six-man match, Paterek toured Poland to recruit the third member of his team. He attempted to recruit Markus Paskal, a plan which backfired rather badly. During the search, he also visited a nondescript warehouse, stepping into one of the reunion training sessions from the former DFW crew, however none of the trainees here was to Paterek's particular liking.

Just before the show, the odds for 6-man match were firmly favoring the babyface's team, as Bartosz Plata, mostly known from PpW was booked to join Pablo and Marcelito. However at the show itself, the situation flipped: Plata, after making his entrance with the other babyfaces, unzipped his signature track sweatshirt, revealed Biuro's colors underneath and attacked Marcelito from behind. Sambor, fed up with Biuro harassing him for over a year now, joined the fray as a 6th member of the match, evening the odds. After a hard-fought battle, Biuro managed to score its first win as a group.

Maniac Zone Wrestling (2026)

Arek made his first appearance for Maniac Zone Wrestling at No Time To Die 2 in March 2026. He appeared as Tony Sheen's manager officially acknowleding Biuro Prasowe in MZW. After putting Tony in a Main Event for vacated MZW Championship against Gustav Gryffin he tried to intervene in a match, but despite his efforts Tony was unsucessful in winning the championship.

Kombat Pro Wrestling (2026)

Arek Paterek appeared at Godzina Zero 2026 as a commentator. Previously he was present at Arena 27 as an "ordinary" audience member (although his presence was acknowledged).

In wrestling

Championships and accomplishments
Photos from events

Career

Appearances per promotion and year

Numbers indicate in order: count of matches, segments and crew appearances. Trailing zeros are omitted.

Matches and segments

Crew appearances