Kamil Gardzielik

In 2010, Gardzielik competed in the World Combat Games at the 69kg category. He made it to the semifinals before losing to eventual winner Vasile Belous. Gardzielik would claim the bronze medal as there was no third place bout.^[2]

Five years later, he would compete at the 2015 European Games in Baku. He would only make it to the quarterfinals before losing to Zoltán Harcsa.

Gardzielik would make his professional debut on 12 November, 2016 against Belarusian fighter Ruslan Rodzivich. He would win his professional debut via a Points Decision.^[3]

His first challenge of a fight would come four fights later, where he faced off against Ukrainian-Polish fighter, Artem Karpets, who at the time was 21–5. Gardzielik would assert his dominance, and win the fight via Unanimous Decision.^[4]

He would return over a week later where he faced off against fellow countryman Leopold Krzeszewski. Gardzielik would win by yet another Unanimous Decision.^[5]

Three fights later, he would face off against Argentinian boxer Tomas Andres Reynoso in the main event of Challengers Boxing Night 1. Gardzielik would win via yet another Unanimous Decision and in the process improving to 12–0.^[6]

His next fight came three months later, where he took on Colombia's Joel Julio in his home town of Turek. Gardzielik would win in front of his hometown crowd via Unanimous Decision.^[7]

Two fights later, he would face off against Oleksandr Ivanov in the main event of Knockout Boxing Night 23. Gardzielik would win the fight via Split Decision.^[8]

After four fights, and three years later, Gardzielik faced Vito Mielnicki Jr. in his first fight outside of his native Poland. Gardzielik lost the fight via Unanimous Decision.^[9][10]