Tomasz Narkun

Mixed martial artist, KSW Champion

Tomasz Narkun - Athletes & Sports Figures born December 3rd, 1989
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Competed in mixed martial arts, primarily within the Konfrontacja Sztuk Walki (KSW) promotion. Achieved significant success in the light heavyweight division. Held the KSW Light Heavyweight Championship. Gained a reputation for grappling skills and strategic fighting style. Participated in multiple high-profile matches that contributed to the popularity of mixed martial arts in Poland.

Won the KSW Light Heavyweight Championship

Defended the KSW title successfully

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