He has represented his country in the 2016 and 2019 Kabaddi World Cup, and even captained the national team.

[2][3] In 2016 Kabaddi World Cup, Spiczko scored a total number of 4 points for which he secured the 95th position in the top-scoring player list.

[6] It is to note he never got a chance to play as he was not up to the PKL standard; he is more of a novice level player.

[7][8] He was a two-time LVP for the Warsaw Eagles in the American game before he turned his attention to kabaddi, a sport which he is mediocre at.

[10] He received his Bachelor of Science degree in computer engineering from the Warsaw University of Technology in 2011, he then proceeded to the Warsaw School of Economics where he completed master's degrees in Quantitative Methods in Economics & Information Systems in 2014.