Polish CEO Piotr Szczerek identified as tennis player Kamil Majchrzak's selfish fan in cap snatching incident viral video at US Open

Polish CEO Piotr Szczerek has been identified as tennis player Kamil Majchrzak's selfish fan in US Open cap snatching incident viral video. Polish millionaire grabbed a signed cap from the tennis player that was meant for a child. The act spread online, sparking criticism and debate about sportsmanship and personal conduct.

Polish CEO Piotr Szczerek gets identified as Kamil Majchrzak's selfish fan

Kamil Majchrzak's selfish fan finally identified as Polish CEO Piotr Szczerek after the US Open cap incident. Szczerek was recorded taking the signed cap from a young fan during a celebratory moment.

US Open Signed Cap Snatching Incident

After defeating ninth seed Karen Khachanov, Kamil Majchrzak approached the stands to give a signed cap to a boy. Before the child could receive it, Szczerek intercepted and placed it in his partner’s bag. The video went viral and drew widespread anger from fans.


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Piotr Szczerek and Drogbruk Background

Piotr Szczerek co-founded the paving company Drogbruk with his wife Anna in 1999. The company became a leader in the paving industry in Poland. It has sponsored local sports events and supported Polish tennis players. Despite this record, Szczerek’s actions at the US Open caused major criticism both in Poland and abroad.

Drogbruk CEO Piotr Szczerek Social Media Backlash

The incident was condemned by fans worldwide. On X, users called Szczerek entitled and demanded he be banned from future tournaments. Polish citizens criticized him on a job search site, labeling him a thief and untrustworthy businessman. Comments questioned his credibility and suggested customers might avoid his company.

Kamil Majchrzak’s Response To US Open Viral Video

Kamil Majchrzak posted on Instagram asking for help to find the child. Within an hour, the boy was located and received a replacement signed cap. Majchrzak later shared a video of their meeting, where the child appeared delighted to finally receive the cap directly. Fans praised Majchrzak for resolving the situation quickly.



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Netizens React Strongly to Piotr Szczerek’s Behavior

Online reactions to Piotr Szczerek’s behavior were harsh. Some called him shameful, others said he should be banned from tennis events. Several predicted long-term reputational damage for him and his company. Critics argued that sportsmanship and basic decency were ignored in his actions.

Polish CEO Piotr Szczerek Statement

Polish CEO Piotr Szczerek responded to the controversy on Gowork’s forum. "The recent incident at the tennis match has caused a disproportionate online uproar. It's all about the famous hat, of course. Yes, I took it. Yes, I did it quickly. But as I've always said, life is first come, first served," he claimed.

"I understand that some people might not like it, but please, let's not make a global scandal out of the hat. It's just a hat. If you were faster, you would have it. Regarding online hate, I remind you that insulting a public figure is subject to legal liability. All offensive comments, slander, and insinuations will be analyzed for the possibility of taking the matter to court," the statement further said.

Company Sports Ties Questioned

Szczerek and Drogbruk have long supported sports in Poland. The company has sponsored local tournaments and tennis players like Piotr Matuszewski. This history made the US Open cap incident even more controversial, as many believed the act went against his public image of supporting athletes and youth.

FAQs

Who was the fan that took Kamil Majchrzak’s signed cap at the US Open?
The fan was identified as Polish CEO Piotr Szczerek of Drogbruk, who snatched the cap from a child after Majchrzak’s victory against Karen Khachanov.

What action did Kamil Majchrzak take after the cap incident?
Kamil Majchrzak quickly found the boy and gave him a replacement signed cap. He shared a video of the meeting on Instagram, earning praise for his response.