This exhibition at the Museum of Sport and Tourism commemorates the rich history of Polish boxing, focusing on the legacy of legendary coach Feliks Stamm. It showcases photographs from the 1960s and 70s, championship memorabilia, and details the significant achievements of Polish boxers.
Commemorating the 37th anniversary of the death of legendary coach Feliks Stamm, the Museum of Sport and Tourism hosted the exhibition "Historia Polskiego Boksu" (History of Polish Boxing). Organized by Paula Stamm, the granddaughter of the renowned coach, the exhibition pays tribute to Stamm's pivotal role in transforming Polish boxers into a global force. Under his guidance, Polish boxers achieved remarkable success, including numerous Olympic medals and European Championship titles. The exhibition features photographs, primarily from the 1960s and 70s, documenting the peak of Polish boxing achievements, alongside personal items such as boxing shoes, jump ropes, and gloves of champions, as well as contemporary newspaper clippings and souvenirs.
The opening ceremony was attended by many distinguished athletes and officials, highlighting the exhibition's significance. The event also marked the donation of the "Feliks Boksu" statuette to the museum's collection. This year was particularly significant for Polish boxing, celebrating several anniversaries, including the 60th anniversary of Poland's victory at the European Championships in 1953, the 30th edition of the Feliks Stamm Memorial Tournament, and the 90th anniversary of the Polish Boxing Association. The exhibition ran from April 2nd to April 19th, 2013.