Mandel Nallo MMA Profile Record, Stats, Biography, UFC Career & Fight History

Opening the UFC Edmonton main card in front of a roaring home country crowd, Nallo utilized his 75-inch reach to pick Landwehr apart on the feet before dropping him with a devastating head kick and finishing with follow-up punches to earn his first UFC victory at 0:47 of round two.

In a wild, high-octane two-minute slugfest in Winnipeg, Nallo pressed forward and hurt Herbert against the fence, but Herbert rallied with a thunderous counter right hand that dropped Nallo and finished the fight with ground punches at 2:05 of round one.

Nallo capped off an explosive DWCS performance by cracking reigning Cage Warriors champion Samuel Silva with a piston right hand, swarming on the canvas with four unanswered follow-up shots to force referee Jason Herzog’s stoppage at 3:29 and earn a UFC contract on the spot.

Nallo chopped down experienced Brazilian veteran Ribeiro with heavy outside leg kicks, compromising Ribeiro’s mobility and forcing a first-round TKO stoppage at 4:19.

Headlining in Monterrey, Nallo wasted no time grounding Canada, securing back control, and locking in a rear-naked choke to force the tapout in only 1:40 of round one.

Nallo blitzed La Terra with combinations against the cage, landing heavy punches that prompted referee Stephen Bontabus to halt the bout at 2:09 of round one.

In a tightly contested grappling battle, Piccolotti dragged Nallo to the canvas in the third frame, took the back, and locked in a deep rear-naked choke to force the tap at 4:26.

Nallo timed an advancing Logan with a laser counter right hook that collapsed him to the canvas, prompting referee Kerry Hatley to call a halt to the contest in only 67 seconds.

Browne dragged Nallo down to the canvas in the second round, establishing dominant top position and delivering heavy ground strikes to force a referee stoppage at 2:20.

Nallo delivered a highlight-reel finish, launching off his back foot with a picture-perfect superman punch that flattened Seixas instantly to score a walk-off knockout at 3:23 of round one.

During an early exchange in the clinch against the fence, Nallo threw an accidental knee that caught Awad flush in the groin. After Awad was unable to continue following the full recovery time, the bout was ruled an official No Contest at 1:44.

Nallo absorbed brutal low calf kicks from Mota over two rounds, with his lead leg giving out in the third round and forcing referee Dan Miragliotta to halt the contest due to injury at 1:16.

Nallo timed an incoming takedown from wrestling standout Banks with a devastating intercepting knee to the jaw, knocking Banks unconscious instantly at 0:57 of round two.

In a sensational Bellator promotional debut, Nallo uncorked a thunderous left head kick that knocked Williams out cold in just 18 seconds of the opening frame.

Nallo controlled Rodriguez with clinical boxing before securing a takedown in round two, flattening him out and locking up a rear-naked choke at 1:49.

Nallo controlled the grappling exchanges from top position, locking up a tight arm-triangle choke to force the submission tap at 4:42 of round one.

Nallo outworked Roblin on the canvas, advancing to back control and securing a rear-naked choke late in the first round at 4:34.

In his professional mixed martial arts debut, Nallo stunned Latour with an early head kick and swarmed with punches to force a rapid referee stoppage in just 39 seconds.