Kombat Pro Wrestling (KPW)

[8.0] "To be honest one of the better promotions in Poland. Although they don't produce a lot of shows, they are really reliable. Really looking forward to this year's Godzina Zero Event!"

[8.0] "Honestly I think this is great Indy company. One of the better promotions in Poland. I honestly never was at the KPW show but it does not stop me from making a comment about them"

[8.0] "One of the best polish wrestling federation. We have few good promotion, but Kombat Pro Wrestling have the "AURA". Klub "Nowy Harem" perfectly balance with KPW. Many good story and good matches. i Love polish pro wrestling."

[6.0] "One of the oldest professional wrestling promotions in Poland, active since 2015. They've built a strong foundation with their own wrestling school and regularly host shows in the Tricity area, but the level has remained the same for quite some time. It feels like they've hit a plateau and can't push forward. They mostly keep their roster exclusive to KPW and rarely let their talent work with other Polish promotions. They also don't book independent names from the Polish scene, which limits both the storylines and overall variety. The production quality is solid, though their reach beyond the region remains limited, with minimal online presence. Compared to other Polish promotions, they're still among the top in terms of consistency and character. I hope they reconsider their openness and take advantage of established talent from outside their own promotion. I'm definitely keeping an eye on them and hoping they find a way to break the stagnation and evolve."

[7.0] "Currently, the most solid promotion in Poland. They have a very old-school approach to the business, but you can't deny how consistent they are in what they're doing during their almost 10 years of existence. Their consistency brought them a TV deal - the first one any Polish promotion ever signed. Despite the pandemic break and the departure of like 80% of their wrestlers, not only did they survive, but they got even better than before Covid. One thing that's sad is that they, for whatever reason, decide to hold themselves back by running only 4/5 shows a year in only one and the same city, while they easily could do more. They also gave up on social media and stopped posting promotional videos before their shows, which were a really cool thing. "