- Joined
- May 20, 2013
- Messages
- 786
- Reaction score
- 0
Arguably, two main fighters from that gym are Munoz and Ellenberger. I was always skeptical about both of them, especially when ppl started considering Munoz a contender. I think that now it's safe to say I was right, as both started to loose back to back after reaching a certain level of competition.
Let's look at their last 3 fights.
Munoz:
Ellenberger:
We see that as soon as either fighter reaches, like, top 5 of their division, they loose. AND the couldn't do anything about it, both looked just helpless in their losses.
So, Reign MMA needs to change something, or they stay a mid-tier gym with no chance, as of now, to get higher.
Let's look at their last 3 fights.
Munoz:
- Very strong win over Tim Boetch, whose hype was built on miracle comeback against Okami and a boring decision against injured Lombard in a fight, where nothing happened. After that Boetch was KO'd by Phillippou.
- Headkick KO loss to Machida in a 1st round, where Munoz did nothing. OK, we'll let that slide.
- Sub loss to Moose. Not only was Munoz expected to dominate on the ground, but he looked helpless in his own td attempts.
Ellenberger:
- Brutal KO of Nate Marquadt. That was the second loss of Nate's ongoing 3-fight loosing streak.
- Snoozefest with Rory. Ellenberger was attempting to do anything, like, 3-4 times in this fight.
- KO loss to Lawler. OK, Robbie is top 3 ww with intimidating fighting style, but again Elleburger was stalling most of the time.
We see that as soon as either fighter reaches, like, top 5 of their division, they loose. AND the couldn't do anything about it, both looked just helpless in their losses.
So, Reign MMA needs to change something, or they stay a mid-tier gym with no chance, as of now, to get higher.