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The 30-year-old Hawaiian has taken a step back from the world tour this year but accepted Billabong's invitation to Teahupoo, where he is a three-time winner.
Irons and Bede Durbidge will face off for a place in round three when conditions improve at Teahupoo.
Irons proved he had lost none of his magic with a crushing heat win over Brazilian Jihad Khodr on Saturday, posting scores of eight and seven in 4-6ft waves.
Will he trounce Bede?
Fishside Surfing Guatemala 1464 days ago
