Kacper Meyna

Kacper Meyna is a Polish heavyweight who has emerged on the regional scene through a steady run of domestic and international wins. An orthodox fighter listed at 187 cm, Meyna turned professional in May 2019 and has compiled a 17-1 record with 11 stoppage victories. He fights out of Golubie and was born in Kościerzyna, Poland on 1999-06-10. While not a holder of a recognised world belt, Meyna has captured multiple national and regional titles including the WBC Francophone heavyweight title (won 2023-06-02) and the WBC Baltic Sea heavyweight title (won 2025-04-12), and has held and defended Republic of Poland national and Republic of Poland International heavyweight honours, most recently recording a title win on 2026-04-25. Meyna made his pro debut on 2019-05-10 with a four-round unanimous decision over Krystian Arndt in Kościerzyna and spent his early years building experience across four- and six-round programs. He showed early finishing ability with back-to-back third-round stoppages in 2020 and moved into longer assignments in 2021. That year brought his only professional setback: an eight-round unanimous decision loss to Mateusz Cielepała on 2021-05-30. Meyna responded by re-establishing momentum with a run of wins, including a second-round TKO of Tamaz Zadishvili in December 2021. A turning point came on 2022-03-19 when Meyna stopped Jacek Krzysztof Piątek inside the first round to claim the vacant Republic of Poland heavyweight title. He followed with a third-round RTD victory over Michał Bańbuła in October 2022, then added a first-round TKO of Jakub Sosiński in February 2023 in another title bout billed for the national crown. Four months later Meyna stepped up to claim the vacant WBC Francophone heavyweight title, stopping Krzysztof Twardowski by TKO in round nine on 2023-06-02. Meyna continued to pick notable domestic and regional opponents, recording a first-round TKO of former high-profile foe Adam Kownacki on 2024-03-02 in a fight listed for the Republic of Poland heavyweight title (vacant). He maintained activity with a number of stoppage wins and decisions, culminating in a ten-round unanimous decision over veteran Mariusz Wach on 2025-04-12 that was recorded as a victory for the vacant WBC Baltic Sea heavyweight title (and listed alongside a Republic of Poland heavyweight listing). Meyna successfully defended those national and regional honours later in 2025 and recorded a first-round KO of Junior Anthony Wright on 2026-04-25 for the Republic of Poland International heavyweight title. Active and carrying multiple regional and national belts, Meyna has positioned himself as a prominent contender within Poland and the Baltic region. His resume combines decision wins over seasoned opponents with a high stoppage rate, and his record reflects a young fighter who has rebounded from a single loss to collect several domestic and WBC regional titles.