Piotr Zawiślak is a Polish professional dunker and one of only thirteen Black Band dunkers in the world, a level he reached unusually early in his career. He is 18, and most of the others at that level have been dunking considerably longer.
He stands 6'1" with a 45" vertical and goes up off two feet from a left-right plant. His signature is the 360 under both. He was landing 360s off both legs at 17, which is the point at which the rest of the dunk world started paying attention to a teenager from Poland who had come out of nowhere.
2026 was his first trip to The Dunk Camp in Salt Lake City, and he called it one of the best weeks of his life. Dunking in front of the people whose footage he grew up watching was, in his words, something that used to be a dream. Jordan Kilganon spent the week hyping him up and the room went off after his sets. Billy Doran, who has filmed nearly every serious dunker of the last fifteen years, watched the highlights and said that with a few more inches on his vertical and more work on his balance he would be right up there with the best of them.
That is the stated goal. Zawiślak wants to be the number one dunker in the world, and he is going about it from Poland rather than relocating, competing on the European and international contest circuit and traveling for the sessions that matter. Given where he already is at 18, the timeline is on his side.