Sawicki 🇵🇱

Table of contents
  1. Basic info
  2. Professional wrestling career
    1. Do Or Die Wrestling (2014-2015)
    2. Kombat Pro Wrestling (2016-2020)
    3. Prime Time Wrestling (2021-)
  3. In wrestling
  4. Championships and accomplishments:
  5. Internet presence
  6. References
  7. Career

Sawicki is a retired wrestler best known for his tenure in Kombat Pro Wrestling from 2016 to 2020. He also worked in Do Or Die Wrestling.

Basic info

Professional wrestling career

Do Or Die Wrestling (2014-2015)

Sawicki started his professional wrestling career by training in Do Or Die Wrestling under Don Roid's guidance. He made one appearance there, when he took part in a Battle Royal during their house show in March 2015.

Kombat Pro Wrestling (2016-2020)

After DDW transformed into Kombat Pro Wrestling, Sawicki stayed in the federation and made his debut at KPW Arena 2 in April 2016. He debuted in a heel gimmick of a security guard. He quickly aligned himself with Rosetti, with whom he performed for a good part of his tenure in KPW. They managed to find success in the federation's tag team division by becoming the first KPW Tag Team Champions. Along with Rosetti, Sawicki belonged to Piękny Kawaler's villainous stable - Kawaleria.

After Sawicki & Rosetti's defeat at KPW Arena 16: Polowanie, Rosetti turned on his long-time tag team partner and attacked him with a chair. This marks Sawicki's last appearance in KPW, as he left the federation to join the brand-new project started by Arkadiusz Pawłowski.

Prime Time Wrestling (2021-)

Sawicki was seen at training sessions in PTW Academy back when Prime Time Wrestling was preparing to launch. He also advertised the federation on his social media channels, but didn't get a chance to debut in PTW's ring until 2025, when he was announced for the Gold Rush Rumble 2 at PTW: Złoto Dla Zuchwałych. Prior to this announcement, he was widely believed to have retired from pro wrestling.

In wrestling

Championships and accomplishments:

Internet presence

References
Photos from events

Career

Appearances per promotion and year

Matches and segments