KINGPYN boxing has signed another celebrity to fight for them.
But who is Filipek Marcinek and did he fight before?
Who is Filipek Marcinek?
Filipek Marcinek best known as Filipek is a Polish rapper and boxer.
He was born on August 10, 1995, in Krotoszyn, Poland.
In the early 2010s Filipek joined the Polish hip-hop scene and gained popularity as a contestant in freestyle battles.
In 2015 he was signed by fellow rapper Quebonafide’s record label QueQuality.
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Since then he has released eleven albums, including Gra na emocjach 2 in 2022.
In March 2023 Filipek announced his participation at the High Stakes tournament organised by Kingpyn boxing.
He said on Instagram: “Make some f***in’ noise!
“That’s incredible what’s happening!
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“We see each other on the 22nd of April at Wembley Arena.
“We beat the Brasilian dude and aim for the Championship.”
Filipek continued to attack his opponent Brazilian boxer Whindersson Nunes on social media saying: “He’s going to pass out like he lost his wife.
“See you in the neutral zone.”
What’s his record?
Filipek has been a pro MMA fighter since 2019 and has had six fights with Fame MMA.
His fight record is won three and lost three.
Filipek lost against Whindersson at the High Stakes quarter finals in London in April 2023 due to a technical knockout.
After his loss he teased new music on Instagram captioning: “My boxing was weak, but my music is still strong.”
As of June 2023 Filipek changed his display name on Instagram to Whindersson was better.
When is Filipek Marcinek next fighting?
His next fight is against American boxer Nathan Bartling also known as mymatenate on July 1, 2023, in Dublin, Ireland as part of the High Stakes semi-finals.
The losers from the quarter finals will fight against each other to compete in the runner-up bracket.
Mymatenate lost against British YouTuber King Kenny at the High Stakes quarter finals in April 2023.
He said about his loss on Instagram: “No excuses, no complaints.
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“Somebody took the same situation that I could complain about, and won with it…so all thats left is up to me and to get my head back in the right place and keep pushing forward.”
Filipek shared on social media that he is back in training for his upcoming fight.
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
