Polski Niedźwiedź
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Table of contents
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Basic info
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Professional wrestling career
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Prime Time Wrestling (2025-present)
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International wrestling career
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In wrestling
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Championships and accomplishments
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Internet presence
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Gallery
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Career
Polski Niedźwiedź (Polish Bear) is a Polish wrestler working for Prime Time Wrestling.
Basic info
- Years active: 2025-present
- Gimmicks/nicknames:
- Trained by:
Professional wrestling career
Prime Time Wrestling (2025-present)
Debut and losing streak
In late December 2024 Polish Bear started publishing a series of vignettes teasing his in-ring debut for Prime Time Wrestling. It eventually concluded at Wiosenna Bijatyka where he debuted in a Singles Match against Puncher. He was however quickly squashed by the reigning PTW Champion. The next highlight of his career came when he intervened in a brawl between Miyagi Shida and Serg Sullivan, but was famously knocked out by Sullivan. This resuled in a brief feud between the two that ended at Nietykalni with Serg's victory. From that point on, Bear worked mostly as enhancement talent for PTW, amassing a streak of defeats.
Synowie Lasu
At Świąt Nie Będzie Polski Niedźwiedź finally managed to break his losing streak by defeating Baron Wolfgang Storm. In a post-match promo he announced that following the New Year he would come back with a companion. The identy of his partner was revealed at Odrodzenie, where he formed a Tag Team with debuting Misiek - another wrestler portraying a bear character. The team named "Synowie Lasu" (Sons of the Forest) began their cooperation by defeating the team of Dropper & Bumper.
International wrestling career
In 2025 Polski Niedźwiedź made a one-off appearance in Italian BestYa Slam federation, where he took part in a Battle Royal Match.
In wrestling
- Finishers:
- Falling Powerslam (2025-)
- Tag Teams and stables:
Championships and accomplishments
Internet presence
Gallery
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Polski Niedźwiedź name-drops Chris Hunter and Direk.
bear_ptw @ Instagram
Career
Appearances per promotion and year
Numbers indicate in order: count of matches, segments and crew appearances. Trailing zeros are omitted.
Matches and segments