Deletion of Jan Kołodziej

Comment: Meets .  The guidelines exist for a reason.  The community has set that standard and I think it should be respected even if personal opinion is that it is too broad.  If the guideline does not work, then the guideline should be improved as opposed to just not following it - otherwise there is no point in having the guidelines.  I think this is the kind of article the guidelines work well for.  No editor is going to go to Poland and look-up mid-1930s boxing records to see if sources exist.  The presumption is that they do exist because  is met.  If someone wants to rebut that presumption, then by all means go to Poland and do first hand research to establish that the sources do not exist (reminder you need to be fluent in Polish to do so).  However, with  being met the article should stand unless show otherwise
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NBOX||WP:NBOX||WP:NBOX)