Brandon Wright His Record, Net Worth, Weight, Age & More!

Who Is Brandon Wright?

Brandon Wright is an American born freestyle wrestler, his exceptional skills on the wrestling mats have shone throughout his High School and College years. Brandon has achieved 2 NAIA National Championships, Cadet Freestyle National championship and 2 IHSAA State championships. Brandon has also had several runner up results at the NJCAA Championships, US Open and the University Nationals. Brandon achieved All American honours on four occasions, he was also a National USA team member.

Who Is Brandon Wright?

Brandon Wright is an American born freestyle wrestler, his exceptional skills on the wrestling mats have shone throughout his High School and College years. Brandon has achieved 2 NAIA National Championships, Cadet Freestyle National championship and 2 IHSAA State championships. Brandon has also had several runner up results at the NJCAA Championships, US Open and the University Nationals. Brandon achieved All American honours on four occasions, he was also a National USA team member.

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Brandon attended high school at Warren Central in Indianapolis, a place where he would light up the mats with his exceptional athletic abilities. Brandon would reach the pinnacle of his high school wrestling career by winning the Cadet Freestyle National Championship. Along with many other titles Brandon would become one of the best high school wrestlers in the US. He won 2 State titles, 4 Sectional titles, 2 Regional titles, 4 Semi State titles and he became a 2 time NHCSA All American as well as Brute Scholastic Duals runner up. Brandon finished his high school years with an impeccable record of 173 wins with only 12 losses. Brandon would receive a scholarship to college, but due to his bad grades and bad attitude as a junior, Brandon would be forced to take the hard way with his career.

Brandon would be forced to attend Iowa Central Community College, and in Brandon’s own words “I was a knucklehead in high school”. Throughout College Brandon became a 4 time NAIA All American and he won 2 state championships as he was undefeated in NAIA. Brandon placed second in the University Freestyle Nationals and he was a member of the 4 time National Championship team from 2011 - 2015. Brandon was also a member of the 4 time National Dual Team Champions. Brandon decided to further his career by joining Grand View College in IOWA. Brandon won other individual events like the Grand View University Open and the SDSU Open. Brandon graduated college with a BA in Liberal Arts as he finished his college wrestling career with another stellar record of 117 wins with only 10 losses. Brandon became one of the most decorated wrestlers ever coming out of college.

Brandon would wrestle all over the world as he started his International career including places all over the US and overseas places like the Ukraine. Brandon won the US Open in 2015 at 65kg and has achieved other accolades like World Team Qualifier, USA National Team Member and runner up in the US Open in 2017. Brandon has had many coaching roles throughout his career including;Viking Wrestling Club, assistant roles at Grandview and Indiana University. After retiring from professional wrestling Brandon started his own wrestling club called Wright Way Wrestling, which has been operating since 2018. 

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How Old Is Brandon Wright?

Brandon Wright was born in Indianapolis in the United States of America in 1993, Brandon is currently 28 years of age.

Brandon Wright’s Family!

Growing up in Indianapolis for Brandon was inspirational, as his father Tim was a former NCAA wrestler. Tim Wright was a hall of famer for becoming the first Division 2 athlete to win four consecutive NCAA titles. Brandon was introduced to wrestling at the age of 5 by his Dad, and the passion he showed for his fathers sport was outstanding. Brandon has memories of being on the mats at Augustana College, a place where his father coached wrestlers. Brandon would grow up and make inroads towards his athletic and Olympic dreams.

Brandon is now a full time coach at Wright Way Wrestling after graduating from college. His Olympic dreams were cut short due to being reunited with his highschool sweetheart. Although Brandon has retired early in his career he has no regrets as he is now married and has four beautiful children including more recently, twins.

How Much Is Brandon Wright Worth?

Brandon Wright has enjoyed an extensive and successful career with an amazing career record of wins. He has won title after title and he has rarely faulted inside the wrestling arenas. With the success of his coaching career, his regular coaching clinics over the US and his ever growing wrestling academy, Brandon has significantly increased his family's wealth. Reports say his net worth is well above 500 thousand dollars and growing. 

How Tall Is Brandon Wright?

Brandon Wright is 5 feet and 9 inches tall which is the equivalent of 176 centimetres.

How Much Does Brandon Wright Weigh?

Brandon Wright weighs in at 61 kilograms which equates to 134 lbs, Brandon has competed in this weight division for the majority of his career.

Brandon Wright’s Fight List!

Brandon Wright has an amazing fighting record, he has competed in numerous wrestling events all over America. His fight list includes NAIA Championship matchups, IHSAA State Championship matchups, SDSU Open matchups, Wartburg Invite matchups, Regional matchups, Freestyle Nationals, Dual championships and US Open matchups. Brandon has fought guys like;Nick Simmons, Seth Gross, Kendric Maple, Sam Sherlock, Jacob Colon, Cody Brewer and Jesse Vasquez.

Brandon Wright’s Best Fight Of All Time!

Brandon Wright has had an incredible run of wins throughout his highly decorated career. His undefeated run through the NAIA National Wrestling Championships is a record to be admired. Winning the Cadet Freestyle Championship as a Junior is one of his best high school moments. Brandon Wright would have one of his most decorated wins in 2015 when he won the Nationally acclaimed US Open.

Who Did Brandon Wright Lose To?

Brandon Wright has not lost many fights in his career, his many triumphs have come through hard work and inspiration driven by his father. One of Brandon’s losses that still haunts him was when he took on the always athletic Kendric Maple. Kendric would get the upper hand on Brandon by securing takedowns and quickly tallying points. By the end of the fight Kendric would win 10 points to 4 and win the challenge tournament. 

Brandon Wright’s Record!

Brandon Wright has an astonishing wrestling record of 173 wins with 12 losses in high school. In college he went 117 wins with 10 losses, going undefeated in the NAIA Championships. His honours list includes;4 x NAIA All American, 2 x NAIA Champion, 2 x NHSCA All American, 2 x IHSAA State Champion, 4 x Regional Champion, 4 x Sectional Champion, Cadet Freestyle Champion, 2 x Wartburg Invite Champion, Grand View University Champion, SDSU Open Champion, 4 x Semi State Champion, 4 x Member of the National Championship Team, 4 x Member of the National Dual Championship Team, US Open Champion, Us Open Runner Up, USA National Team Member, World Team Qualifier.

Brandon Wright’s Injuries!

Brandon Wright has been a formidable competitor throughout his wrestling career. He has always been one to condition his body the right way, growing up with a hall of fame wrestler for a father, has had its benefits. Brandon has not suffered any significant injuries during his wrestling years, although he has had some minor setbacks including hamstring and abductor strains.  

Is Brandon Wright Retired?

Brandon Wright has retired from the professional circuit of wrestling due to his large family of 5. His wife and 4 kids keep him rather busy, along with his business that he runs. Brandon runs his own wrestling academy called Wright Way Wrestling where he has a passion for developing the youth of America. 

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