i like Wolak...i don't know if you are aware that Wolak works in construction as a labourer hi is top ranked professional boxer...looks like they don't pay too much in light middle
From what I understand that is what he was doing up until the Foreman fight. For the Foreman fight he had to quit and give all his time to training, which paid off. He said after I think in an interview that at this level he can't be doing both, so he choose boxing iirc.
We got a lot of up-and-coming talent. There is potential but it really depends on their promoting/managers. I hope at least some of these guys get the right training in too. Szpilka has a fight in the US on the wach/mcbride undercard. Thats 2 fights rather quickly so that looks good. Masternak has good potential, strong kid for his class but he's fighting crap opponents. I've seen fonfara fight in chicago, good lookin punch - hope to see him more. And Przemyslaw Majewski just won a big fight claiming a belt in mississippi, hope to see him get a big fight soon.
From the polish fighters I have seen , they tend to get gift decisions at home , get to 30 - 0 , fight a half decent fighter then get poleaxed.
In my opinion World championship material: -Wolak -Proksa -Masternak -Szpilka -Fonfara Solid contenders: -Kolodziej -Wawrzyk -Hutkowski I cant say much about Wach and Kownacki, I only saw them training on YT
Krzysztof Bienias for one , as soon as he uses his passport he is back on a plane before you can say 'tax evasion'
The UK is the original prototype for glass, not to mention hype. If someone like Proksa had been English, you'd automatically see him getting title shots and being hyped to no end.