4 months agoNate Landwehr (18-5) is set to take on Doo Ho Choi in an all-action featherweight fight to open up the UFC 310 main card. Landwehr is coming off an upset first-round knockout win over Jamall Emmers. Landwehr enters the bout as the favorite with a salary of $8,400. In the UFC, Landwehr is 5-3 with three wins by stoppage, while he's been finished twice. If Landwehr can beat Choi, he could get a ranked opponent next.
--Cole SheltonSource: UFC
2 years agoFacing his toughest task to date in the UFC, Nate Landwehr was unable to walk out of the Octagon the victor, suffering a unanimous-decision loss on Saturday. In 15 minutes of action, Landwehr held his own with Dan Ige, landing 74 significant strikes compared to Ige's 88 significant strikes. Landwehr's downfall came with his inability to land any of his takedowns, missing on all four tries. Though he suffered the loss, Landwehr has shown time and time again he will be a difficult opponent for anyone willing to challenge him.
--Matt BrickerSource: ESPN
2 years agoFormer M-1 Challenge featherweight champion Nate Landwehr (17-4) will take to the Octagon to meet Dan Ige in a huge featherweight matchup on Saturday. Though Landwehr has sported knockout ability outside of the Octagon, both of his career submissions have come within his last two bouts, showing the evolution of his finishing game. DraftKings sees Landwehr as a big underdog with a salary of $7,100. Throughout his UFC career of six bouts, he is averaging 64.7 fantasy points per contest. Landwehr enters this contest with exceptional value, and fantasy managers should look to roster the dangerous finisher.
--Matt BrickerSource: UFC
2 years agoDraftKings' biggest favorite, Nate Landwehr, cashed in big and earned a second-round finish over Austin Lingo in their main-card matchup Saturday. In 9:11 of action, Landwehr tallied 64 significant strikes (over 7.1 significant strikes per minute), including a big takedown in the second round after he wore Lingo down to eventually lock in a rear-naked choke. Landwehr improves to 4-2 in the UFC and is now on a three-fight winning streak. Continue to keep an eye on the former M-1 Challenge champion as he has looks to find his footing in the UFC.
--Matt BrickerSource: ESPN
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