Polish millionaire Piotr Szczerek released an official apology statement on September 1, 2025 through the Drogbruk company website. The statement followed the US Open incident with tennis player Kamil Majchrzak and addressed growing controversy and Drogbruk backlash.

Piotr Szczerek Official Apology Statement In Full

The complete Piotr Szczerek official apology statement, posted at 14:45 on the Drogbruk website, read as follows:

“Due to the situation that occurred during Kamil Majchrzak's match at the US Open, I would like to offer my sincere apology to the injured boy, his family, all the fans, and the player himself.

I made a grave mistake. In the midst of my emotions, amidst the crowd's celebration after my victory, I believed the tennis player was handing his cap to me - for my sons, who had previously asked for autographs. This mistaken belief caused me to instinctively reach out. Today I know I did something that seemed like deliberately taking a souvenir from a child. It wasn't my intention, but that doesn't change the fact that I hurt the boy and disappointed the fans.



The cap was given to the boy, and an apology to the family. I hope I have at least partially repaired the harm.

I also want to make it clear: neither I, my wife, nor my sons commented on this situation on social media or on any website. We did not use the services of any law firm in this regard. All alleged statements appearing online are not ours.

For years, my wife and I have been involved in helping children and young athletes, but this situation has shown me that one moment of inattention can undo years of work and support. This is a painful but necessary lesson in humility. Therefore, I will be even more actively involved in initiatives supporting children and young people and in actions against violence and hate.

I believe that only through actions can I rebuild the trust I have lost. I apologize once again to everyone I have disappointed. Sincerely, Piotr Szczerek.” The authenticity of the statement cannot be independently verified.

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Earlier Statements Clarification

In the Piotr Szczerek official apology statement, he stressed that neither he, Anna Szczerek, nor his sons had made comments online about the US Open incident. He also rejected claims of hiring a law firm to handle the matter. According to him, all online statements linked to his family were false.

Piotr SzczerekSocial media Accounts Closure

Soon after the incident, Piotr Szczerek closed his social media accounts. This action removed direct channels of communication and raised further questions about his role in messages that appeared on Gowork and elsewhere.

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Drogbruk Reviews and Backlash

The US Open controversy extended to Drogbruk, the paving company co-founded by Piotr and Anna Szczerek in 1999. After the clip of the incident went viral, Drogbruk Poland reviews dropped on Gowork to 1.4 stars. Thousands of negative comments appeared. Phrases such as Drogbruk backlash, Drogbruk CEO scandal, and Drogbruk controversy became strongly associated with the company.

Drogbruk Background

Drogbruk, established in 1999, developed into a known paving brand in Poland. However, the ongoing fallout from the US Open incident and doubts about statement authenticity are now seen as challenges to the company’s image.

FAQs

What did Piotr Szczerek say in his official apology statement?
He admitted his mistake at the US Open, apologized to the boy and family, denied social media involvement, and promised to support initiatives for children and actions against violence.

How did the US Open incident affect Drogbruk?
Drogbruk Poland reviews fell to 1.4 stars on Gowork after the US Open controversy. Thousands of negative comments linked the company to Drogbruk backlash, Drogbruk CEO scandal, and Drogbruk controversy.