Andrzej Skrzydlewski (November 3, 1946, in Ksawerów near Łódź; May 28, 2006, there) was a Polish wrestler. As a teenager, Andrzej Skrzydlewski was very strong and was introduced to wrestling by talent scouts from the PTC Pabianice sports club at the age of 17. Under coach Tadeusz Wnuk, he made rapid progress. He was then delegated to the central sports club Wisłoka Dębica, where Tadeusz Popiolek, Janusz Tracewski, and Czesław Korze were his coaches for the next few years. From 1972 onwards, he represented Poland in many international competitions. He was an excellent technician, but unfortunately, he had the misfortune of being in his prime during a time when his weight class was dominated by two seemingly unbeatable exceptional wrestlers from the Soviet Union, Nikolai Yakovenko and Nikolai Balboschin.