Paweł Głażewski (born 1 September 1982) is a Polish professional boxer who has challenged once for the WBA light-heavyweight title.[1]

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Amateur career

Głażewski was Polish Senior Champion in amateur boxing three times. In 2005, 2006 and 2008.^{[citation needed]}

Professional career

Paweł Głażewski turned pro in 2007. When he won fight against Leo Tchoula, he won BBU International Champion. On August 18 he won WBC Baltic Silver belt. He stopped French boxer Abdelkader Benzinia.^{[citation needed]}

Roy Jones vs. Paweł Głażewski

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Jones was supposed to face Dawid Kostecki in a ten round bout at Atlas Arena, Poland on June 30. Days before the fight, Kostecki was convicted of being the ringleader of a criminal organization and was thrown in jail. Paweł Głażewski stepped in to fight Jones instead. Jones defeated the 17–0 Głażewski by split decision.

Jones was knocked down in round six. Many felt Głażewski deserved the decision in a close fight. Judges scored 96–93 96–94 for Jones, and 95–94 for Głażewski. Polish TV scored the fight 97–94 for Głażewski.

Professional boxing record

23 Wins (5 knockouts, 18 decisions), 5 Losses (2 knockout, 3 decisions), 0 Draws[2]
Res.	Record	Opponent	Type	Round	Date	Location	Notes
Loss	23–5	Bartłomiej Grafka	SD	8	2015-10-17	Wieliczka
Loss	23–4	Maciej Miszkin	UD	10	2015-04-18	Legionowo	For WBC Baltic Light heavyweight title
Loss	23–3	Jürgen Brähmer	KO	1 (12)	2014-12-06	Oldenburg	For WBA World Light Heavyweight title.
Win	23–2	Rowland Bryant	UD	8	2014-08-16	Międzyzdroje
Win	22–2	Maciej Miszkin	MD	8	2014-02-26	Legionowo
Win	21–2	Andrei Salakhutdzinau	UD	8	2013-12-06	Białobrzegi
Loss	20–2	Hadillah Mohoumadi	TKO	7 (12)	2013-06-29	Ostroda
Win	20–1	Bartlomiej Grafka	UD	10	2013-02-23	Gdańsk
Win	19–1	Oleksandr Garashchenko	TKO	3 (8)	2012-12-09	Bialobrzegi
Win	18–1	Sofiane Sebihi	UD	10	2012-10-13	Wieliczka	Retained Polish International Light heavyweight title.
Loss	17–1	Roy Jones Jr.	SD	10	2012-06-30	Łódź
Win	17–0	Matthew Barney	UD	6	2011-12-03	Warszawa
Win	16–0	Doudou Ngumbu	SD	10	2011-09-16	Warszawa	Retained WBC Baltic Silver and Polish International Light heavyweight titles.
Win	15–0	Orial Kolaj	PTS	6	2011-03-20	Nowy Dwór
Win	14–0	Tomas Adamek	UD	10	2010-11-12	Wieliczka	Retained Polish International Light heavyweight title.
Win	13–0	Abdelkader Benzinia	UD	10	2010-08-18	Międzyzdroje	Won vacant WBC Baltic Silver and Polish International Light heavyweight title.
Win	12–0	Tony Averlant	UD	6	2010-06-19	Kielce
Win	11–0	Mounir Toumi	TKO	2 (6)	2010-04-24	Gdynia
Win	10–0	Martial Bella Oleme	UD	8	2010-03-07	Warszawa
Win	9–0	Andrejs Tolstihs	UD	6	2009-11-21	Białystok
Win	8–0	Leo Tchoula	PTS	6	2009-10-25	Nowy Dwór	Won Baltic Boxing Union International Light heavyweight title.
Win	7–0	Steve Krökel	UD	6	2009-08-18	Międzyzdroje
Win	6–0	Kirill Psonko	PTS	4	2009-06-13	Oleśnica
Win	5–0	Martins Kukulis	TKO	5 (6)	2009-05-31	Warka
Win	4–0	Florians Strupits	UD	4	2009-04-24	Jarosław
Win	3–0	Mariusz Radziszewski	UD	4	2009-02-28	Lublin
Win	2–0	Aleksandrs Dunecs	TKO	2 (4)	2009-02-22	Łomianki
Win	1–0	Miroslav Kvocka	TKO	3 (4)	2008-12-14	Białystok	Professional debut.

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