In 2018, everyone thought that Tomasz Adamek he definitely ended his sports career. The boxer's return to the ring was quite a surprise. Adamek has years of really successful fights behind him. As he himself claims, moving to the United States was the best decision of his life. “I have achieved more than I thought. I live in the United States and, if I probably lived in Poland, I would not have made such a career, because these are the realities in Poland and that will not change,” he said in an interview with “Super Express”. However, Adamek does not live by fighting alone. The athlete has another, equally profitable business on the side.
Tomasz Adamek doesn't hide it. This is where he put his money
Numerous victories brought Adamek a real fortune. The boxer knew perfectly well what to do to ensure his well-being for the rest of his life. It turns out that the boxer bought four houses in the United States and transformed them into 12 apartment buildings. “In one house, for example, the first floor is 'rented' $2,300the next one is for PLN 2,000, and I will take PLN 1,400 for the basement. And so every month the postman puts 12 envelopes with rent checks into my mailbox,” he recently revealed in an interview with WP Sportowe Fakty. Despite his solid financial background, Adamek does not intend to give up fighting yet. “In health and strength, ready for the New Year and the next ring wars,” he recently wrote on his Instagram profile. READ MORE: Tomasz Adamek has two daughters. The younger one wanted to be a model. “I quickly talked her out of it.”
Tomasz Adamek is very religious. The last comment surprised his fans
Adamek speaks out about faith quite often. “I thank God every day that I got such good fights, I won two belts and fought for the third one. I got more from God than I thought,” he said some time ago in an interview with “Super Express”. A few months ago, he revealed that in his free time he likes to pray the rosary. – I pray a lot in the car and say the rosary. (…) Certainly not when I'm driving 200 km per hour, but when it's quiet, yes. Recently I prayed the rosary when I was going to the airport in Wrocław – he revealed in an interview with Kuba Wojewódzki.