Austin Desanto Vs. Aliabbas Rzazade | Things Get Heated

Austin Desanto Vs. Aliabbas Rzazade

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[BradenSchuyler]

This match got pretty heated...who do you guys think is in the wrong? Was Desanto being too rough? Did Rzazade take it too far?

[mattdiamond]

To think we could have potentially years of watching Desanto wrestle at the senior level is the gift that keeps on giving.

[l.rongardner]

What a SHOCK! Who would ever expect a heated encounter with laid-back, chilled-to-the-max Austin DeSanto?

[OGUI]

Glad DeSanto could keep his composure, the other wrestler definitely lost his dignity in this match.

[reggieglubber]

Desanto is tearing it up internationally. He's unbelievably relentless. He will have a lot of medals in his pocket. FUN and very exciting to watch!

[traviscoleman]

Wasn’t ready for DeSanto’s style of intensity. Love the kid to death. He is such a competitor.

[essence]

Since when did DeSanto become so kind and composed?

[AndreBland]

I’m going to be honest, I’m so confused by the scoring in this match.

[aaronalldredge]

Love watching Desanto wreck people, mentally and physically.

[butter]

He's way smarter than people give him credit for. He knows exactly what he's doing and it's part of his art. He is a jedi knight with head games, not to mention a damn good wrestler.

[ThChuzzlr]

1:47 Somebody explain how thats not a takedown? Desanto literally has a cross body ride.

[billybud]

Austin can be over-aggressive, for sure. But Ali-Baba DID become violent at the end. Note the 12 unanswered shots by De then he gets put on the clock?? Fun match, thanks for posting.

[lawsonransom]

I'm an old North Jersey grinder and didn't like De Santo when he was at Iowa at first. After a while his style and relentless pursuit won me over. Plus learning a little bit about the kid and his mind frame. I'm here to tell you as an American, and a wrestling fanatic if you're not happy this kid is on Team USA, you are an idiot.

[marcelmallory]

Why the whistle at the time of 2:37? That was clean shot attempt, Rzazade was being lazy sitting on his knees. Never stop wrestling. Desanto was not being too rough, should have been rougher. Rzazade was throwing some serious heavy hands right from the first whistle. The ref was on the verge of losing control of the match and blew too many quick whistles. Always seems like there is a lot of confusion at Eastern Europe tournaments.

[Theboy-ui]

Very strange… Can someone explain to me what's going on with Austin? Do you remember his character? When he was fighting Ethan Lizak, do you remember how he behaved? In the end, he didn't even show respect to Ethan, and he behaved like a narcissist and in a duel with Nick Suriano, he also behaved disrespectfully towards his opponent.But here, it's the opposite.He is beaten, pushed, provoked in every possible way, and the opponent does not show respect to anyone at all, I just want to know why Austin tolerates this? Old Austin would definitely get into a fight.Can you tell me what's going on with Austin?I will be grateful to you for that)

[greg]

Desanto looked like he was gracious in this match. Guy has matured. He would have never been that composed during his Drexel days.

[mlc]

It looks to me like the kid’s grown up. Sure, he has hard hands, but I didn’t see anything you wouldn’t see in any other match. Plus he kept his composure by not retaliating when he got shoved in the face at the end.

[someguynamedsteve]

0:20 Raza snaps Desanto very hard then the red warns Desanto for snapping too hard

1:47 didn’t give Desanto his 2

2:29 literally blows the whistle for nothing

2:37 blows the whistle again for potential dangerous even tho it wasn’t

4:36 blew the whistle again for no reason as Desanto is going for a blast double

8:13 blew the whistle again for no reason

Any more you see reply, the ref was garbage. Also I know the grabbing on the singlet at the end he didn’t see.

[ericmonte]

Excellent job by Austin Desanto! He gives it his all!

[jimstephens]

I want to be clear that I'm not a Desanto fan, however I don't understand the drama at 4:36. Looked like a legit reshot and the Azerbaijani wrestler caught it in the face. If that's a problem, go tell it to Joey Zargo after Casey Swiderski broke his face on a blast double. Then, Desanto tried a semi-committed shot with 2:26 left in the 2nd. Five seconds later the ref got on Desanto for passivity. I could see if the ref did it at 2:27 after the Azerbaijani wrestler had shot a couple times, but right after Desanto shot? What the what? Looks like it was an excuse to be able to put him on the clock later. But I also don't understand where Desanto got that last point. Got the singlet grab for the second point, with D.Dennis yelling it was the 4th time, and the step out for the third point. Was the fourth from fleeing? If so, why didn't they put they other guy down?