Rahman Amouzad

Rahman Amouzad Khalili (; born 17 July 2001) is an Iranian freestyle wrestler who currently competes at 65 kilograms. The 2022 World champion, Amouzad reached silver medals while representing Iran at the 2024 Summer Olympics and the 2022 Asian Games.

A three-time age-group World champion, Amouzad has earned medals at multiple international tournaments, such as the Asian Championships and the Individual World Cup.

Career 2018–2020 In 2018 and 2019, Amouzad claimed gold medals at the U17 World Championships and the U17 Asian Championships, at 45 and 48 kilograms respectively.

In October 2020, he competed at the Iranian Premier League for Islamic Azad University, scoring two wins at 61 kilograms on his senior level debut. In November, Amouzad trimmed down to 57 kilograms for the Iranian World Team Trials, dropping matches to Asian champion Reza Atri and U23 World medalist Alireza Sarlak. In December, he racked up two more wins for IAU at the Premier League.

A week later, Amouzad claimed a bronze medal at the Individual World Cup, winning four matches while losing one, to reigning World champion Zaur Uguev from Russia.

2021 In March, Amouzad competed in a rematch against Reza Atri for the Iranian Olympic Team spot, losing in a close bout on points. In May, he moved up to 61 kilograms and claimed the Takhi Cup, defeating four opponents on his way to a gold medal and a spot on the Iranian World Team.

In August, Amouzad made his international U20 debut, becoming the 2021 U20 World Champion at 61 kilograms.

2022 In April, Amouzad moved up to 65 kilograms and claimed his first Asian Continental title, defeating Olympic bronze medalist Bajrang Punia from India in the finals.

In September, he competed at the World Championships, running through a gauntlet and defeating reigning European champion Ismail Musukaev from Hungary, three-time World champion Haji Aliyev from Azerbaijan and Olympian Yun Jun-sik from South Korea, to reach the finals. The next day, he claimed the World title, defeating three-time NCAA champion Yianni Diakomihalis from the United States in a high-scoring match.

In December, Amouzad helped Iran to a silver-medal finish at the World Cup, defeating U23 Asian champion Taiyrbek Zhumashbek Uulu from the All-Stars team and Yianni Diakomihalis from the United States, in a rematch from the World finals.

2025 Amouzad in 2025 year his first major tournament at the 2025 World Wrestling Championships Won the gold medal. He at freestyle 65 kg competition, defeated Ikromzhon Khadzhimurodov of Kazakhstan with score 13-0. Real Woods American, Sujeet Kalkal Indian and Peiman Biabani Canada, the next opponents were Amouzad all of whom were defeated by him. He faced Kotaro Kiyooka Japan in the final and defeated him with a perfect score of 10-0.

Freestyle record

Res. Record Opponent Score Date Event Location loss 49–11

Moscow, Russia

Loss 49–10

Paris, France Win 49–9

Win 48–9

Win 47–9

Win 46–9

Win 45–9

Win 44–9

Win 43–9

Loss

Zagreb, Croatia Win 42–9

Win 41–9

Win 40–9

Win 39–9

Loss 38–8

Hangzhou, China Win 38–7

Win 37–7

Win 36–7

Win 35–7

Win 34–7

Loss 33–7

Loss 33–6

Win 33–5

Win 32–5

Win 31–5

Win 30–5

Win 29–5

Win 28–5

Win 27–5

Win 26–5

Win 25–5

Win 24–5

Win 23–5

Win 22–5

Win 21–5

Win 20–5

Win 19–5

Win 18–5

Win 17–5

Loss 16–5

Win 16–4

Win 15–4

Istanbul, Turkey Win 14–4

Win 13–4

Win 12–4

Tehran, Iran Win 11–4

Win 10–4

Win 9–4

Loss 8–4

Tehran, Iran

Win 8–3

Belgrade, Serbia Loss 7–3

Win 7–2

Win 6–2

Win 5–2

Win 4–2

Tehran, Iran Win 3–2

Loss 2–2

Tehran, Iran Win

Loss 2–1

Win 2–0

Tehran, Iran Win 1–0