Dave Menne

Curriculum Combattimenti

Analisi Abilità

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Record:	35-6-1
Sommario:	Well rounded fighter. Well versed both standing

Fighter Info

Nickname:	The Warrior
:	Forest Lake, Minnesota USA
Età:	40
Altezza:	5' 10" ( 177 cm )
Peso:	185 libbre ( 84 kg )

Media

Striking

Totale Colpi Sferrati

241

Successo 44%

106

Tipi di Colpi Riusciti

106

47% In Piedi

37% Clinch

16%

Colpi Difensivi

Percentuale dei colpi schivati

Lotta a Terra

Totale Takedown

Successo 50%

Tipi di Takedown Riusciti

{0}% Sottomissioni

{0}% Schivate

{0}% Sweep

Takedown Defense

Percentuale di Takedown schivati

Risultato	Combattenti	Evento	Striking	Takedown	Sottomissioni	Schivate	Metodo
Sconfitta	Luigi Fioravanti Dave Menne	UFC® Fight Night™: SANCHEZ vs RIGGS dic 13, 2006	23 8	1 0	0 2	0 0	R1 KO/TKO

Sconfitta	Josh Koscheck Dave Menne	UFC® Fight Night™: 5 giu 28, 2006	45 13	4 1	1 5	8 0	R3 Decision - Unanimous

Sconfitta	Jake Shields Dave Menne	ROTR 8 gen 20, 2006	37 15	6 0	2 0	14 1	R3 Decision - Unanimous

Sconfitta	Phil Baroni Dave Menne	UFC® 39: The Warriors Return set 27, 2002	8 1	0 0	0 0	0 0	R1 KO/TKO

	Murilo Bustamante Dave Menne	UFC® 35: Throwdown gen 11, 2002	9 14	2 0	0 0	1 0	R2 KO/TKO

	Dave Menne Gil Castillo	UFC® 33: Victory In Vegas set 28, 2001	70 9	1 7	4 0	2 2	R5 Decision - Unanimous

Vittoria	Dave Menne Fabiano Iha	UFC® 24: First Defense mar 10, 2000	37 8	0 1	1 0	0 0	R3 Decision - Unanimous
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Training Style

“I drill in the morning, then I do bag work. I’ll go home, get something to eat, go for a run. I come back and do a class and do live grappling.”

Dave trains at Minnesota Combat Arts in Forest Lake, Minnesota with Guth Miller, Greg Wikan, Randy Erdman, Brian Campbell (stand up trainer), Shane Swanson, Tony Enhrighter, Kevin Hogie.

“Basically right now, I try to lift every day. Get some road work in. An hour or more of pad work. Half hour to forty five minutes of drilling. Try to get anywhere from 4 to 6 hours in. Then, if it goes above that, it’s a little less intensive. Shadow-boxing and some other things likes that. But, the strenuous stuff is the lifting, drills, and the padwork.”

More Information

“I wrestled for years. I wrecked my arm wrestling in college. I didn’t do anything for a year then I moved out to Santa Fe and I started doing some stick work and Muay Thai. I did a little grappling there. I went back to Minnesota and I started doing submission grappling and Muay Thai there. I was always good on the ground and I took off pretty quickly after I started training in submissions. I did a Muay Thai fight after about 3 months of training and I did a NHB fight about 6 months after. By nature I’m a pretty competitive person.”