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Siegoczyński Piotr

Piotr Siegoczyński (Poland). He has been doing kick-boxing since 1980. The first polish kick-boxing World Champion. Three times kick-boxing World Champion, five times European Champion. A vice-chairman of Poland Kick-Boxing Association. The first coach of polish semi-contact representation. Black belt – 4th DAN. In 1985 the polish team made its debut on WAKO World Championship in Budapest and Piotr Siegoczyński stood on a podium for the first time, he became a semi-contact World Champion in -57 kg category. It was a huge event for the polish sport and a huge achievement for the competitor not known in the World who had not been even a Poland Champion (kick-boxing was a young sport at that time and Poland Championship was not being organized yet). After winning in Budapest he was given a pseudonym “The Champion”. There was a break through moment for kick-boxing in Poland. He captured the first title of European Champion in his carrier the next year. He became a double World Champion (semi and light-contact) in 1990 in Mestre – Venice. No other Polish competitor has achieved it so far.

More important achievements:
1986 Athens European Championship 1-st place (semi)
1985 Budapest World Championship 1-st place (semi)
1987 Hamburg European Championship 1-st place (light)
1987 Hamburg European Championship 1-st place (semi)
1988 Krakow Poland Championship 1-st place (full)

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