Addressing Austin DeSanto's Antics 

I think that ship has sailed, even though I was hoping to see AJ back on the mat.

Lol you have to be able to beat him first. He's gonna go to Carolina

AJ Ferrari won't pass the drug tests. I'm almost certain of it.

I don't know whether or not AJ has drug problems, but he's definitely demonstrated character issues and a lack of impulse control. Pure wrestling talent is not enough to give him success in life... and it's a real shame that he isn't getting the hard character coaching that he needs. He's actually a good candidate for professional wrestling if he's willing to play a heel role for the long term. But it's sad to see the AJ tragedy play out in such a public way.

@@rockyhillguy6472completely different game, pro wrestling.

“Jimmy’s under the boards; Jimmy’s in the open; Jimmy makes the shot!”😂

How tall is he now ?

@@SkanDasz 6”

Excellent comment

Not cray cray, just very immature.

@@j.menapace625 Tomato, tomato. But I get your point.

You could argue that about every high level wrestler lmao

@@jomama969 True

Same thing

Two criminally insane people

Yeah, that's the only thing I can't get past is what he tried on Micic. That bothered me.

@@Anogram yeah. That incident was beyond inexcusable

Micic is a dork

@@johnfraleee I never said he was cool

he is a beach

fixed-ish...

Bib

Nobody cares

@@bb4810 obviously you did enough to reply…

@@Ur2ez4me81 I like calling out idiots. 🤷‍♂️

@@bb4810 Is this DeSanto himself or something? Bro get a life 🤷🏼‍♂️ Btw my younger brother pinned his bro 😂 back in the day

​@@bb4810 Nah you're just begging for attention.

seth gross was arrested

Without those antics, he wouldn't be Desanto.

And PSU is a great club

Placed 4th as well. Dude’s a 4 time all American

@@MrMannyfresh78 he didn’t place 4th

@@MrMannyfresh78 3rd twice & 5th once 2020 their was no CHAMPIONSHIPS & his freshman year he didn’t place

Actually he quit against RBY after almost getting caught in a cradle 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@Ur2ez4me81 that was one match & that’s not what I’m talking about at NCAAs !!!!

He literally tried to break someone’s arm at Drexel lol

@@jayalexis923yeah, the infamous cartwheel into a kimura against Micic. That was pretty slick. Hopefully he gets into Jiu Jitsu some day, lol

@@josephbreza-grappling9459 oh yeah. I forgot about that one! My bad!

@@PDaddy44 I laugh every time I see a replay of that shit. Lol! Get this man into Jiu Jitsu, because that was sick. Unsportsmanlike but pretty awesome hahaha

I say he’s the fifth most likely guy at 65

Lol. Help him buy a ticket. That's close as he's getting

Yeah I just like him but like Austin Gomez and “RBY” he’s frustrating to watch sometimes.

@@asmbyjk4577who? You mean those two Mexicans?

@@myfavoritebigbootylatina6980 lol. Also micic with Serbia 🤷‍♂️

Have you seen him the past year or 2? Hella good job

@@tyngouamo7067 I saw him try and break vitos hand when he got leg laced

@gabec6522 That's less dirty and more you're gonna try to do whatever tf it takes to not get finished dude.

@@tyngouamo7067 we all know u like the big finish

That was a desperation move, he was trying to catch him off guard in a crucifix stack.

@@ThePelicanKing Desperation move or not, that's the crap you do in the UFC. He belongs in jail not on the mat

@@ThePelicanKingYou serious? He literally did an illegal move that the other wrestler didn’t even see coming & didn’t do it just one time. He literally repeatedly tried to break that guys arm 🤦

@@Ur2ez4me81 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Va6feldqmRk.html To me, it looked like he was trying to hit this move, and Micic defended it, which is when he got caught underneath and then locked up his legs, which I agree he shouldn't have done. It didn't look like his intention was the Kimura, but only he knows what was going on in his head.

This was before IOWA wtf.

Damn straight they are!

Some guys need the Iowa style of coaching and some guys will do better with the Penn State style. Both programs develop high quality competitors and this RU-vid clip focused on how Iowa helped Austin develop in areas that Penn State probably would not be able to address. Wrestlers in both programs are at the elite level and will need individualized coaching to reach their highest potential. I wouldn't say either of these programs is better than the other, even though the final team scores might indicate otherwise. The important decision each emerging elite high school wrestler has to make is which D1 program is the best fit to help them meet their individual lifetime goals. Iowa and Penn State both have world class coaches who can help a wrestler advance in their quest to win an Olympic gold metal. And so do a lot of other top level programs. For Austin Desanto, I think he landed in the perfect program that could develop him to reach his absolute highest potential.

@@rockyhillguy6472 I'm just a salty penn state fan that's trolling but well said.

Tell me your a dbag without telling me…..