Nate Landwehr is making waves in the world of mixed martial arts, and Twitter is buzzing with excitement about the surging UFC prospect. With a career that has been nothing short of impressive, Landwehr is quickly gaining a reputation as one of the most exciting fighters to watch in the UFC.
Before his arrival in the UFC, Landwehr had already established himself as a force to be reckoned with in the MMA world. With an impressive record of 13-3, including nine knockouts, Landwehr has built a reputation as a ferocious striker with a relentless fighting style.
But it wasn't just Landwehr's record that had fans talking. The Tennessee native was also gaining a reputation for his crazy antics both in and out of the octagon. From his trademark "train" celebrations to his wild post-fight interviews, Landwehr was quickly becoming a fan favorite.
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When Landwehr finally made his UFC debut in 2020, he didn't disappoint. In a thrilling back-and-forth battle with Herbert Burns, the 34-year-old showcased his toughness, grit, and unrelenting fighting spirit, despite losing to 'The Blaze' via knockout.
Since then, 'The Train' has continued to impress in the UFC, putting on exciting performances and winning over fans with his charismatic personality. With his upcoming fight against Austin Lingo on the horizon, MMA Twitter is once again buzzing with excitement.
As one Twitter user put it:
"Nate Landwehr is the real deal. His fights are always exciting, and he brings so much energy to the octagon. I can't wait to see what he does next!"
Check out fans' excitement for Landwehr's upcoming fight below:
Nate Landwehr weighs in on Jose Aldo's featherweight GOAT debate
Nate Landwehr recently shared his thoughts on the ongoing debate about the featherweight GOAT in an exclusive interview with SportskeedaMMA.
Specifically, Landwehr weighed in on the legacy of Jose Aldo, who many consider being one of the greatest featherweights of all time. While Aldo's reign as champion came to an end with a TKO loss to Conor McGregor in 2015, he remains a legendary figure in the sport. He boasts an impressive record of 31-8 and seven successful title defenses during his reign as champion.
When asked about Aldo's place in the featherweight GOAT debate, Landwehr said:
"I think he was the first one. I think he did well. He's a legend in Brazil, and I think that everything he did helped the sport. But he's a man like anybody else. The fighter in me with the ego in me, is like, nobody's more than equal, you know what I mean?" [6:09 mark]
Check out Nate Landwehr's exclusive interview with SportskeedaMMA below: