Rafał Wołczecki

Rafał Wołczecki (born 10 November 1996) is a Polish professional boxer.

Professional career 2020 Wołczecki made his professional debut on September 19, 2020 against Jakub Nasiłowski. He won the fight via TKO forty seconds into the first round.

He returned three months later against Nicaragua's Nelson Altamirano. Wołczecki won via a second-round TKO.

2021 He returned three months later against Ukraine's Dmytro Bohdanov. Wołczecki won via Unanimous Decision.

After an eight month layoff, Wołczecki returned to the ring against Oleg Lebedynskiy, whom he beat via a second-round TKO.

He returned a month later against Belarus's Siarhei Huliakevich. Wołczecki won via a second-round TKO.

2022 His next fight was three months later, when he took on Argentina's Mateo Damian Veron. Wołczecki won via Unanimous Decision.

After a seven month hiatus, he returned to the ring against Estonia's Pavel Semjonov. Wołczecki won via Unanimous Decision.

2023 His next fight was three months later, where he took on Joel Julio. Wołczecki won the fight via a first-round knockout.

He returned four months later against the Czech Republic's Pavel Albrecht. Wołczecki won via a second-round TKO.

His next fight was three months later, when he took on Nicaragua's Roberto Arriaza on the undercard of Oleksandr Usyk vs. Daniel Dubois. Wołczecki won via a third-round TKO.

2024 After a six month hiatus, he returned against Spain's Ayoub Zakari. Wołczecki won the fight via Unanimous Decision.

He returned two months later against Argentina's Damian Bonelli. Wołczecki won the fight via a sixth-round TKO.

After a seven month layoff, he returned in a bout against Przemysław Zyśk for the vacant Republic of Poland middleweight title. Wołczecki won via a first-round knockout, and thus claiming his first career championship.

2025 He returned two months later in a bout against Cuba's Yaniel Evander Rivera. Wołczecki won via a third-round TKO.

Five months later, he returned in the main event of Knockout Boxing Night 40 against Belarus's Maksim Hardzeika for the vacant WBC Baltic middleweight title. Wołczecki won the fight via Unanimous Decision.

After another five months, he returned in a bout against Denmark's Kim Poulsen. Wołczecki won the fight via a first-round knockout.

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