Tricolor Triumph: A Medal Haul in Monterrey

Fueled by national pride and unwavering determination, Mexico’s wrestling team achieved a remarkable feat at the Pan-American Games of Associated Struggles 2025, held in Monterrey, Nuevo León. The team’s collective effort resulted in a second-place finish a testament to their skill and dedication.

Breaking Down the Medals: Gold, Silver, and Bronze

the Mexican contingent showcased their prowess across three wrestling styles: female, Greco-Roman, and freestyle. Their combined efforts yielded an notable medal count: two gold, four silver, and ten bronze. This achievement underscores Mexico’s growing strength in the Pan-American wrestling scene.

This success reflects a broader trend of increasing competitiveness in wrestling across the Americas. According to recent data from United world Wrestling, participation in wrestling events in the Americas has increased by 15% in the last five years, signaling a growing interest and investment in the sport.

Golden Glory: Remembering Past Victories

Austin Gomez and Roman Bravo-young, both veterans of the Paris 2024 Olympics, delivered outstanding performances, securing the coveted gold medals. Their victories marked a important milestone, ending a 32-year gold medal drought for Mexico in this prestigious competition. This achievement not only brought immense pride to the nation but also served as an inspiration for aspiring wrestlers across the country.

Their victories marked a significant milestone, ending a 32-year gold medal drought for Mexico.

Silver Linings: Near Misses on the Podium

While gold eluded them, Bertha Rojas, a world medalist, along with Isaac Marín, Alexis Rodríguez, and diego Macías, demonstrated remarkable skill and determination, ultimately securing silver medals. Their performances highlight the depth of talent within the Mexican wrestling program and their potential for future success.

Bronze Brigade: A Collective achievement

the ten bronze medals were earned by Héctor Sánchez, Irving Salazar, andrés Vargas, Andrea Avelino, jane Valencia, Melanie Jiménez, Alexis Gomez, Michelle Ruiz, Cristian Pérez, and Kevin Treviño. Their contributions were crucial to the team’s overall success, demonstrating the importance of a strong and well-rounded squad.

Looking ahead: World Beach Wrestling Series

The wrestling action continues in Monterrey with the World Beach Wrestling Series. The Mexican team will once again be competing, aiming to add to their medal tally and further solidify their position on the international stage. The event promises to be an exciting showcase of athleticism and skill, drawing wrestling enthusiasts from around the globe.