Adding Salt to Wounds After Getting Kicked Out by Leon Edwards, Ian Garry Reveals He’s Not Allowed Nowhere Near Another Birmingham Gym

Leon Edwards and his team at Renegade MMA have recently been in the limelight after Ian Garry’s claims. Reports suggest that Ian Garry has been advised not to return to the gym. In an interview on his Instagram account, Garry gives us an insight into the reason behind the ban. 

While Garry trains at different gyms, he spends most of his time at Kill Cliff, FC in South Florida. However, when the fighter is in England, he spends most of his time at Team Renegade. The fighter in his Instagram clears that he is now banned from the gym where Edwards trains. He claims that Edward’s coach doesn’t want him to feel insecure, so he is forbidden. 

‘I don’t go in there because of Leon’- Ian Garry

While Garry is a talented fighter, his recent Instagram post has gathered a lot of attention lately. Ian Garry, on his Instagram page, clears the whole situation. He said:’ ‘No, I was not thrown out of Leon Edwards’ gym. I was told not to return because we were potentially on a collision path. So there are two owners of the gym, Tom and Ash, who I get along with. Both said it was a privilege to work with me. They enjoyed working on the mats.”

 “Leon’s head coach was the one who had the issue and told me not to come back because he has his own best fighters and his own fighters’ interests at heart. He was the one who had an issue, and he does not own the gym. I don’t go there because of Leon; I go to Renegade because of Henry Clemson and Tom Breese. Garry goes to Birmingham because of a striking coach outside of Renegade Cleminson and Breese.’

Gary finished the clip by saying that Edward’s coach did not want him on the mat because he feels Edwards might be insecure. He may also sense a threat from the reigning title holder. While Garry makes some serious claims, it will be interesting to see if these two are seen inside the ring in the future. 

‘The Future’ and his next UFC challenge

Garry is all set to face Vicente Luque at UFC 296, the last pay-per- view match of the year. Garry and Luque will enter the fight as number 10 and 8 ranked welterweights. ‘The Future’ will look to keep his impressive run going after he beat Neil Magny at UFC 292 in August. 

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The 13-0 professional MMA fighter will look to maintain his unbeaten run. It will be interesting to see how the fighter lines up for his next match without the guidance of the best striking coach. Will he be able to maintain his unbeaten record? Let us know in the comments below. 

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