Piotr Zawiślak is a professional dunker from Poland. Standing 6′1″, he has built a vertical jump and a dunk arsenal that put him in the rarest company in the entire sport: one of just 13 athletes worldwide to earn The Dunk Camp Black Band, the highest rank in dunking.

The Black Band

The Dunk Camp keeps a public list of every dunker in the world who has earned the Black Band. It has 13 names on it, and Piotr is the only one from Poland. Earning it is not about a single dunk. It is about consistency at the very top of the sport: the height, the control, and the difficulty of dunks most people never land in their lives, from 360s off both legs to combos that stop a gym cold.

From Poland to the World

Piotr came up in the Polish dunk scene and has taken it far beyond it, competing in contests across Europe and around the world. Dunking is a young, global sport, and Piotr is part of the generation pushing it forward, proving that world-class talent is not tied to any one country.

The Dunk Camp

In 2026, Piotr flew to The Dunk Camp in Utah and called it one of the best weeks of his life. He dunked alongside some of the best in the sport, got the room going after his dunks, and connected with American dunker Dylan Haugen, one of the top young dunkers in the United States. Two of the best 18-year-old dunkers in the world, one from Poland and one from America, finally in the same gym.

What Is Next

Piotr is just getting started. The plan is simple: keep pushing the limits of what is possible off the floor, take his dunking to bigger stages, and bring more eyes to the sport he loves. Follow along as he goes from Poland to the rest of the world.