Piotr Łącz

Piotr made his professional debut on 21 May 2021 against fellow countryman Konrad Cupriak. Łącz would go on to win the fight via TKO in the second round.^[2]

He would return two months later to take on Czech boxer, Alain Banongo. Łącz would win via yet another second round TKO.^[3]

After an eight month hiatus, Łącz returned to the ring in a bout against Bosnia and Herzegovina's Abdulnaser Delalić. Łącz would win via his third TKO in a row, once again in the second round.^[4]

He would return three months later in a bout against France's Morgan Dessaux. Łącz would win via a second round KO for the second time and thus improving his record to 4–0.^[5]

His next fight came four months later, where he faced off against Croatia's Toni Visić. Łącz would win via Knockout in the first minute of the first round.^[6]

Six months later, he would fight against Bosnia's Miloš Budinić on the undercard of Łukasz Różański vs. Alen Babić. Łącz would win via TKO in the first minute of the first round.^[7]

After two fights, Łącz would have his first fight in the United States, when he faced American boxer Demetrius Banks. Łącz would win the fight via TKO in the third round.^[8]

He would return a month later, where he faced off against Joe Jones in Queens, New York. Łącz would win via Unanimous Decision.^[9]

Five months later, Łącz would fight in his native Poland where he took on Ukrainian-Polish boxer, Sergiej Werwejko. Łącz would win via TKO in the fourth round.^[10]

Two months later, he would return to the United States to fight Lemir Isom-Riley. Łącz would win via TKO in the sixth round.^[11]

WBC Boxing Grand Prix

On 12 April, 2025, it was announced that Łącz would participate in the first ever WBC Boxing Grand Prix. He competed in the heavyweight division.^[12]

In the first round, he faced off against Belgium's Michael Pirotton in the Round of 32. Łącz would win the fight via Unanimous Decision, and thus advancing to the Round of 16.^[13]

In the next round, he faced Croatia's Marko Milun in the Round of 16. Łącz would win the fight via a first-round knockout, and thus advancing to the Quarterfinals.^[14]

In the next round, he faced Argentina's Kevin Ramirez. The fight went to a split draw on two scorecards, and on the third, Ramirez won. However, the fight is marked as a draw on Łącz's record despite not going through to the semifinals.^[15]