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Adrian Gunia
Polish kickboxer (born 2000) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Adrian Gunia (born 3 November 2000) is a Polish kickboxer.
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Professional career
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His first three fights are unknown, and almost no information on those three exist on the internet.
Gunia's first registered fight came on November 25, 2023 where he faced off against Karol Kopryjaniuk. He would win the fight via a Doctor Stoppage in the second round, and thus bringing his record up to 4–0.[1]
His next fight would come three months later where he faced off against Italo Julio. He would win the fight via Unanimous Decision.[2]
He would return exactly a month later to face off against Czech fighter Erik Breit. He would yet again win via another Unanimous Decision.[3]
He would return three weeks later for his third fight in three months. He faced off against Rafael Hudson, where he would suffer his first defeat after a Split Decision, thus bringing his record down to 6–1.[4]
After a four month hiatus, Gunia would return in a fight against Kamil Siemaszko. Gunia would reenter the win column after scoring a Unanimous Decision Win, and thus improving his record to 7–1.[5]
He would return four months later on the undercard of Babilon MMA 50, where he took on Turkish fighter Mert Aslan whom he would beat via Unanimous Decision and improving his win streak to two, and his record to 8–1.[6]
Gunia would return to the ring just over a month later, where he fought Portuguese fighter Gustavo Oliveira. He would win by yet another Unanimous Decision, and thus moving up to 9–1.[7]
His next fight would come two months later, where he took on Brazilian fighter Antônio Marcos Da Silva. He would win yet again by yet another Unanimous Decision, and now improving his record to 10–1.[8]
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Personal life
Gunia trains out of Palestra Team, and is also a Muay Thai coach.[9]
Muay Thai and K-1 record (incomplete)
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