Nate Landwehr is a fighter’s fighter. It doesn’t matter who, where or when. If “The Train” is healthy, the Clarksville, Tennessee, product is ready to scrap. That’s the attitude that prompted a five-fight stint in Russia and Kazakhstan where he scored five wins, three knockouts, the M-1 featherweight title, and, eventually, his ticket to the UFC. Since then, Landwehr made his mark the only way he knows how: loudly.
Although his 5-4 Octagon account seems pedestrian, it has been anything but since he made his debut in January 2020. Always one to bring the action, six of his nine bouts ended inside the distance.