Jaime Munguia training with Eddy Reynoso attracts criticism

Reynoso, who trains several high-profile fighters, including Canelo Alvarez, has been the subject of constant criticism from sections of the boxing public following previous cases involving fighters from his camp.

Munguia himself returned a positive test in 2025 before being cleared to continue his career, a situation that remains fresh in the minds of fans following his move to a title fight.

Reaction to the practice clip reflected that transfer. Some responses focused less on the work shown and more on skepticism related to those previous situations, while others quickly transitioned to predictions about how he will perform against Resendiz.

The tone ranged from skepticism about his conditioning to outright predictions of a knockout loss for Resendiz, with little focus on the technical aspects of the footage.

The bout pits Munguia at 168lbs against Armando Resendiz, who steps into Las Vegas for the May 2 card.

It also puts him back under Reynoso’s guidance at a time when the investigation surrounding the camp has not eased, despite no new findings related to this training period.

For Munguia, the work in the gym is expected to answer questions inside the ring. Beyond that, the response suggests that these questions have not gone away. Munguia is unlikely to replace Reynoso with another coach for this fight to silence the criticism from the fans. Eddy helped lead him to victory in his rematch with Bruno Surace last May.