Alex Brave 🇵🇱

Table of contents
  1. Basic info
  2. Professional wrestling career
    1. Prime Time Wrestling (2022-present)
  3. International wrestling appearances
  4. In wrestling
  5. Championships and accomplishments
  6. Internet presence
  7. Gallery
  8. Career

Alex Brave, previously known as Sędzia Rafał and S.Rafał, is a professional wrestler and referee known for his time in Prime Time Wrestling.

Basic info

Professional wrestling career

Prime Time Wrestling (2022-present)

Debut as a referee

Rafał made his debut as a referee in August 2022, as the sole official at Underground 7. He joined Referees Matek and Sewi, and began to make regular appearances at PTW shows since then, while still training to become a full-time wrestler.

The Asian Scandal and becoming S.Rafał

In the late 2024 Rafał was nominated for the PTW Awards, in the "Referee of the Year" category. During the popular vote he was initially outvoted by Matek and Sewi, but unexpectedly gained a couple hundred votes. These turned out to be illegitimate, coming from Vietnamese accounts, so the incident was later dubbed the "Asian Scandal".

This real-life controversy was turned into a storyline, where the main prosecutors in Rafał's trial were Sewi The Referee and Puncher, who named Rafał "Srafał" ("Rafał" with the "sra-" prefix - meaning "Shit-fał"). Even though it was later revealed that it was a fan - Szymon "Modzel" Modzelewski - who was behind the entire situation, Rafał was still suspended from his refereeing duties. In addition, he also got involved into a squash match against Puncher at Underground 12 as a last-chance opportunity to save himself from the suspension.

He made his return as a cocky heel persona - still caled S.Rafał - at Underground 20, where he was once again quickly defeated, this time by King Kaiden.

At Gold Rush S.Rafał joined the Gold Rush Battle Royal for the PTW Championship, but was quickly eliminated by Santino Marella.

Becoming Alex Brave

At Underground 21 he officialy declared his name change to "Alex Brave", while still maintaining his cocky over-intellectual heel persona. Later in 2024, Alex formed an alliance with another heel, Vincent Caravaggio, to feud against Max Speed and Miyagi Shida. He also started his own recurring segment, calling it the "Alex Brave Show".

At Underground 25: Wrestlingowe Mikołajki he challenged Miyagi Shida to a Career Threating Match, where Shida's loss would result in PTW firing him. However, Brave was unsuccessful in defeating his opponent. After Pan Pawłowski, PTW's chairman, turned heel by attacking Łukasz Okoński, Alex Brave quickly allied himself with the villainous chairman, often praising him in social media, just like his fellow heels Caravaggio and Puncher. Brave was also one of the contenders for the inaugural PTW Underground Championship, but lost in the first round of the tournament to Blaze at Wrestlingowe Walentynki.

Alex got involved in the main event of Prezes vs Prezes, where he and Vincent ambushed chairman Okoński before his match and put him through the commentary table. They were, however, chased off by Andrzej Supron - the special guest referee for the match - who headbutted both of the attackers.

Royal Rebels and Nietykalni

At Dzień Dziecka Pawłowski expressed his gratitude for both Brave and Caravaggio, praising them for their actions at Prezes vs Prezes. He formed a tag team of Brave and Caravaggio - Royal Rebels - and introduced them into a new Pawłowski-centered faction called Nietykalni (The Untouchables), consisting of all of them and Puncher. They were given the opportunity to face L'Orda at the same show. Brave and Vincent managed to score a victory, becoming the new PTW Tag Team Champions. From that point onwards Nietykalni ruled over PTW, constantly feuding with Łukasz Okoński and his allies: Spartan and referees Klaudiusz and Herno, who tried to stand their ground at Apokalipsa, but were bullied into submission by Royal Rebels.

In the main event of Świąt Nie Będzie both Puncher's PTW Championship and Pawłowski's career were on the line in an All Or Nothing Match against Spartan, supported by Łukasz Okoński. Despite all the tricks and shenanigans pulled off by Pan Pawłowski and Nietykalni, Puncher lost and Pawłowski's regime crumbled. Nietykalni effectively disbanded at PTW: Odrodzenie where Pawłowski bid farewell to PTW and each of his stablemates. He gave Brave a parting gift - a motivational speech, telling him to find himself and realize his potential as PTW's best showman and future PTW Champion.

Showtime Alex Brave

Apparently taking Pawłowski's words to heart, Brave debuted a slightly changed persona at [the very next show]. With added nickname of "Showtime", he adopted a new look, including a shiny tuxedo coat worn over a t-shirt, as well as a new entrance theme. Brave started to call himself the best showman in PTW.

Over the next months, while still one half of PTW Tag Team Champions, Brave also focused on improving his standing in singles competition. The duo eventually lost the titles at PTW: Krew, pot i Łzy to the team of Miyagi Sigma, culminating a rivalry started in 2025.

International wrestling appearances

In January 2024 Alex Brave (then named S. Rafał) made his international debut at a PTW/WWA show. He also made one more appearance in PTW-affiliated federation BestYa Wrestling in Italy, which took place in January 2025.

In wrestling

Championships and accomplishments

Internet presence
Photos from events

Career

Appearances per promotion and year

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Matches and segments
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Crew appearances