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Mandel Nallo against Nate Landwehr has a nasty question hanging over it before they even touch gloves: how do you attack when the last outing ended with you getting stopped? Nallo lost to Jai Herbert after taking punches on the ground in round 1, while Cub Swanson stopped Landwehr with a punch at distance in round 1. That makes the first clean exchange feel loaded. Landwehr's current run is rough: stoppage defeats to Dooho Choi, Morgan Charriere and Swanson, with nowhere to hide from that pattern.
- Nallo faces hard questions after Herbert's ground punches ended his last outing
- Landwehr's three straight stoppage defeats make every clean exchange feel heavier
- The longer reach gives Nallo space that Landwehr needs to take away
The opening round is the likeliest flashpoint, as Landwehr tries to cross Nallo's reach before either man has settled into the exchanges.
But remember his win over Jamall Emmers, when a punch at distance ended things in round 1. The same kind of exchange that has hurt him can still be a dangerous place for an opponent. Nallo has the longer reach, so the obvious job is to make Landwehr pay for stepping into range without standing still for the reply. Landwehr needs to get past those longer shots with his guard intact, then keep his own punches short enough to land before Nallo moves away.
And if they hit the mat, Herbert's finish is a reminder that Nallo cannot treat the ground as a safe escape. In Edmonton, the real hook is what each man changes after getting hurt and how those adjustments hold up under pressure. Watch the resets after an exchange, because charging straight back into range could make this wild fast.
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Mandel Nallo against Nate Landwehr has a nasty question hanging over it before they even touch gloves: how do you attack when the last outing ended with you getting stopped? Nallo lost to Jai Herbert after taking punches on the ground in round 1, while Cub Swanson stopped Landwehr with a punch at distance in round 1. That makes the first clean exchange feel loaded. Landwehr's current run is rough: stoppage defeats to Dooho Choi, Morgan Charriere and Swanson, with nowhere to hide from that pattern.
- Nallo faces hard questions after Herbert's ground punches ended his last outing
- Landwehr's three straight stoppage defeats make every clean exchange feel heavier
- The longer reach gives Nallo space that Landwehr needs to take away
The opening round is the likeliest flashpoint, as Landwehr tries to cross Nallo's reach before either man has settled into the exchanges.
But remember his win over Jamall Emmers, when a punch at distance ended things in round 1. The same kind of exchange that has hurt him can still be a dangerous place for an opponent. Nallo has the longer reach, so the obvious job is to make Landwehr pay for stepping into range without standing still for the reply. Landwehr needs to get past those longer shots with his guard intact, then keep his own punches short enough to land before Nallo moves away.
And if they hit the mat, Herbert's finish is a reminder that Nallo cannot treat the ground as a safe escape. In Edmonton, the real hook is what each man changes after getting hurt and how those adjustments hold up under pressure. Watch the resets after an exchange, because charging straight back into range could make this wild fast.
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