Edward Iniguez III

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Edward Iniguez III is a wrestler in the heavyweight division out of Phoenix, AZ. Wrestling in USA Wrestling, FILA, and Intermat Wrestling. Iniguez compiled a record of 162 wins, 34 losses, and 1 draw. Before his wrestling career ended due to a severe back injury, Iniguez won a FILA world title, 4 National Titles, and numerous state tournament wins, most notable win being his unseeded Silver and the FILA Jr. Worlds in 2001. Iniguez is also rumored to be the first wrestler to win Golds in two different wrestling organizations on the same day. This cannot be confirmed due to his expulsion from Intermat wrestling. Iniguez's last wrestling return came by way of the Grand Canyon State Games of 2003. Iniguez's return did not meet expectation as he lost his first 2 matches and left with fourth place.


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