Mitchell Mesenbrink Scored 17 Unanswered Points To TECH Paniro Johnson At The 2022 US Open 

Yea, hopefully more people see your comment and thanks for adding above too.

@@michaelmaloskyjr Yeah I'm usually all against people with bad cardio, but I wanted to make sure people know it's not cause Paniro is lazy.

Yeah, he appeared to gas hard before the first period was over.

@@jasonrahimzadeh2342 Or maybe he was Wrestling the #5 seed at the NCAAs, a kid who beat Austin Gomez. Messenbrink can wear guys down, but Johnson has the type of skills, he can score on anyone. Lost to another Freshmen phenom in Van Ness and he's smaller. But I've said Messenbrink can be a guy who can be in the finals next year as a Freshmen and winning it(he'll HAVE to Wrestle next year as he didn't Wrestle this year). He's gonna have to control his emotions though...

@@scourge8097well it seems you were right, he’s looking very good this college season

@@USA_Wrestling_799 LOL...I was thinking maybe O'Toole or Carr may go up or take an Oly RS, but as it stands, he'd have to go through both of them(how interesting would it be to see two Hartland-Arrowhead kids in the NCAA Finals...same HS). But, the kid is on a roll. No doubt!

​@@scourge8097wow this comment aged like wine my guy

@chopstyx141 Sooo close. It would have been interesting if he knew he was down 1 the last 30 seconds. The kid is just relentless.

What an insult to Messenbrink. The inference that he's an inferior talent. He beat Haines numerous times last year. He wrestles one of the highest paces of any Wrestler I've ever seen and Johnson was coming off a Grey shirt. You saw what he was capable of when he was actually IN the room and Wrestling. Not to mention, he wrestled up a weight(Johnson) and Messenbrink is a 57/65. So a '49 vs a LIKELY '65 pounder. That same Talent beat Gomez, Murin, Van Ness, lost a 3-1 SV to Yianni. If you think that "talent" doesn't work hard, you're delusional.

​@scourge Johnson did pretty good against a guy who's definitely a 157 or 165 .

"leaves a dent in his integrity?" You sound like an absolute clown. Messenbrink is a fanatic who can and will wear out virtually every HS/grey shirt Wrestler in the Country. Especially a kid coming off a Grey-Shirt who hadn't been training regularly with a team that year. This is the same kid who beat pounded Levi Haines. Johnson had just got done training on his own You're talking about an 18 year old kid, the summer before he started College and d1...and a few months before he'd beat Austin Gomez...the same Gomez who was HEALTHY and beat Yianni, the same kid who beat Van Ness, who lost a 3-1 SV vs 4X NC Yiannis as a TRUE FRESHMEN. Who beat SEVERAL AAs this year, Murin, again, Gomez, Van Ness... Who the FUCK are you to question his "integrity?" Or to talk about "embarrassing?" He's a 49 pounder here wrestling a 57/65 pounder. And he took him down with ease. And yeah, he gassed. Why do I suspect you're some D3 guy from the 80s talk about how kids aren't as "tough" today? Or some such nonsense?

Can’t do that in freestyle either lol.

The reason Paniro Johnson gets tired quickly is not because his cardio is bad. He has a sickle cell trait. That causes him to fatigue faster than usual.

@@jaggerbaird3556 You are absolutely correct; I learned another lesson in making assumptions. From what I read, Johnson is the opposite of what I've said: His sickle cell trait makes him "suddenly hit a wall" during a match or a run where he fatigues. Johnson's trying diet changes for iron and vitamin D, but with limited results. Throw in his father went away to jail when he was 7-8 yrs old, his mother had a stroke, childhood friends killed -- Paniro Johnson's pool table is nothing but eight balls, fucking hat's off and humbled by that man's challenges.