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Marek Piotrowski was born on 14 August, 1964 in Dębe Wielkie, Poland, is a Polish kickboxer and boxer. Discover Marek Piotrowski's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 59 years old?

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Age 59 years old
Zodiac Sign Leo
Born 14 August, 1964
Birthday 14 August
Birthplace Dębe Wielkie, Poland
Nationality Poland

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Marek Piotrowski Height, Weight & Measurements

At 59 years old, Marek Piotrowski height is 1.87m and Weight 85 kg.

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Weight 85 kg
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Marek Piotrowski Net Worth

His net worth has been growing significantly in 2023-2024. So, how much is Marek Piotrowski worth at the age of 59 years old? Marek Piotrowski’s income source is mostly from being a successful Kickboxer. He is from Poland. We have estimated Marek Piotrowski's net worth, money, salary, income, and assets.

Net Worth in 2024 $1 Million - $5 Million
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1964

Marek "The Punisher" Piotrowski (born 14 August 1964) is a Polish retired heavyweight kickboxer and boxer.

He is a former ten time kickboxing world champion.

At around the age of 13 or 14, Piotrowski studied jujutsu achieving green belt before becoming interested in Kyokushin karate when he was at age of 18.

1984

In 1984 (in under 25 years old class) he won the Polish Juniors karate championship, following this up the next year by winning the Polish Senior championship.

1987

At the beginning of 1987, Piotrowski began to focus on kickboxing, in particular, full-contact, which was prohibited in Poland at the time.

On 11 October 1987 he entered the 81 kg category of the 6th W.A.K.O. World Championships, a tournament for amateur kickboxers, held in Munich, Germany.

Piotrowski won the competition defeating Hungarian Károly Halász in the final.

Later that year he entered and won the Full Contact Kickboxing World Cup '87 in Budapest, Hungary and also won the Polish national kickboxing title.

Piotrowski won the fight by technical knockout in the 11th round, winning the W.A.K.O. Pro Full Contact World title, adding the professional W.A.K.O. title to the amateur one he had won back in 1987.

Later that year he defeated Mike Winkeljohn by 8th-round decision, finally getting his hands back on the I.S.K.A. (Oriental Rules version) World title belt.

1988

He had several more fights in 1988 in Poland and Europe, amassing a 17-0 amateur kickboxing record.

In 1988 Piotrowski decided to leave Poland for the USA where he was determined to become a professional world champion, something he was unable to do in his own country due to the Communist-era rules on professionalism.

He had his first professional fight in Rockford, Illinois in October 1988 against Bob Handegan whom he defeated via knockout in the 4th round.

1989

On 19 August 1989, in his fifth fight on American soil, Piotrowski sent shockwaves through the kickboxing community by outworking the reigning national champion Rick "The Jet" Roufus in a 10th round unanimous decision win.

Piotrowski took Roufus's P.K.C. middleweight U.S belt.

As a result of his upset victory over Roufus, Piotrowski had his world title shot against the legendary Don "The Dragon" Wilson.

On 4 November 1989, in Chicago, Illinois he defeated Wilson and took his belts, becoming the world champion of the P.K.C. and F.F.K.A kickboxing organizations, while Wilson had to vacate his I.S.K.A. world title due to the loss (which Marek did not gain due to it not being an I.S.K.A. sanctioned event).

As a result of his victories over two world class fighters, Piotrowski earned the nickname "The Punisher".

1990

Throughout 1990 and 1991 he fought six more bouts, adding more championships to his collection by defeating Bob 'The Thunder' Thurman to win the K.I.C.K. Intercontinental title in Las Vegas, Nevada and Mark Longo to win the K.I.C.K. in Los Angeles, California.

His kickboxing record now stood at 29 wins to 0 defeats (19 coming via knockout) and he held four professional world titles.

1991

On 22 June 1991 in Chicago Piotrowski put his P.K.C. title on the line in a re-match against Rick Roufus while the vacant I.S.K.A. world title was also up for grabs.

Piotrowski was not in the best condition for the fight, as ongoing personal problems hampered his preparation and he was defeated, suffering a heavy 2nd-round knockout from a high kick that left him unconscious on the canvas.

After suffering his first ever defeat, Piotrowski needed time to recuperate and did not fight for the rest of the year.

1992

In 1992 Piotrowski decided to enter professional boxing, winning his debut against Keith Williams on 8 February by technical knockout in the 4th round.

Despite starting his boxing career, Piotrowski still wanted to recover his lost titles and fought several kickboxing bouts, winning all of them.

In July 1992 he fought the Canadian Conrad Pla for the I.S.K.A. North American title, defeating him by 10th-round decision.

After dismantling another opponent via 3rd round K.O. in Las Vegas, Piotrowski was ready for the opportunity to regain one of his world titles.

In Paris, France on 11 November 1992 the North American I.S.K.A. champion met the W.K.A. Junior Light Heavyweight champion and legendary Dutchman Rob Kaman (also known as 'Mr Low-Kick', 98 wins, 78 K.O.s) for a shot at the I.S.K.A. World title, fought under Oriental Rules (this formula allowing low kicks).

Unfortunately for Piotrowski he lost by technical knockout in a very dramatic fight - Kaman's renowned low kicks getting the better of him in the 7th round.

Between 1992 and 1996, he fought in 21 fights and won all of them.

1993

He became a karate black belt 1st dan in July 1993.

His official karate record is 13 fights, with 13 victories.

On 22 June 1993 he travelled to Montreal, Canada where he took on future K-1 fighter Michael "The Black Sniper" McDonald.

1994

In 1994 Piotrowski won two more titles.

In February he defeated Roy McCown to win the little-known T.B.C world title, while on 15 March he defeated Javier Mendez in San Jose, California to win the I.S.K.A. (Full Contact) World title.

By the end of the year he was progressively becoming less focused on kickboxing and more on boxing, going 4 and 0.

1995

In December 1995 he returned to Poland for his last kickboxing fight.

In Kraków he defeated Italian Stefano Tomiazzo, winning the W.K.A. World title.

He finished his kickboxing career with a record of 44 fights, with 42 victories to just 2 defeats and had been an eight-time professional world champion with seven different organizations; W.K.A., I.S.K.A., P.K.C, T.B.C., F.F.K.A, K.I.C.K. and W.A.K.O. pro, as well as holding two amateur world titles.

After retiring from kickboxing Piotrowski continued his boxing career.