You win or you learn. This man is on his way to enlightenment
tapology.com/fightcenter/fighters/2586-jay-ellisPosted Apr 13, 2019, 9:12 AM UTC
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Lol, most of his losses are subs in round 1
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He has 2 fights already booked, 2 weeks apart, give yourself some rest
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He's in his prime bro, you gotta make hay while the sun shines
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Hasn't been learning much then, huh. He has like 20 Rd 1 RNC and Triangle sub losses in a row
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My guess is that he only likes to stand and bang and has never sat his foot in a BJJ gym.
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can someone look into this?
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Rough way to eek out a living (and he probably doesn’t from this alone).
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By the time he retires he may have 150 some losses but he'll probably have like 60 wins, more than Jon Jones plans to (40-0). You guys are looking at the future GOAT.
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"Life's not about how hard of a hit you can give... it's about how many you can take, and still keep moving forward." - Jay Ellis
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Mods mercilessly added another loss to his record by labelling this post linking to his profile as "SHITPOST". You guys are ruthless.
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He probably trains UFC
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Homie has two upcoming fights later this month. He might not get a w every time out but he comes to fight!
He definitely does not get a W every time
When you're fighting the likes of Colby Covington in his fifth pro bout I can't really blame him for picking up an L here or there.
I actually in some way admire his tenacity in picking up Ls all over the place, he's unstoppable
If you don't try you can't win... he's the perfect example of that.