Cub Swanson vs Nate Landwehr Predictions, UFC 327 Odds for April 11, 2026

• Cub Swanson vs Nate Landwehr
• UFC 327
• Kaseya Center in Miami
• Saturday, April 11, 2026

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Cub Swanson is set to face off against Nate Landwehr at UFC 327 on Saturday, April 11, 2026. The betting odds place Swanson at -110 and Landwehr also at -110.

Swanson aims to enhance his impressive record of 30-14-0. At 42 years old, he weighs in at 145 lbs and stands at 5’8″ tall, with a reach of 70 inches. Nate “The Train” Landwehr, at 37 years old, is 5’9″ tall and weighs in at 145 lbs, boasting a reach of 72 inches. Landwehr looks to improve his record of 18-7-0. In terms of striking, Cub Swanson averages 4.79 significant strikes landed per minute, while Landwehr is at 5.63. Swanson has a striking accuracy of 51%, whereas Landwehr connects with 45% of his attempts. On the defensive end, Swanson absorbs 4.00 significant strikes per minute, while Landwehr takes in 5.83. Swanson successfully defends against 59% of the strikes aimed at him, contrasting with Landwehr’s defense rate of 52%.

In the takedown department, Cub Swanson displays better grappling skills, averaging 1.01 takedowns per 15 minutes with a 50% success rate. He successfully defends against 63% of takedown attempts by his opponents. In contrast, Landwehr secures a takedown 41% of the time and successfully defends against 71% of attempts. When it comes to submission attempts, Swanson averages 0.4 submissions per 3 rounds, while Landwehr averages 0.8.

In his recent matchup, Cub Swanson faced Billy Quarantillo, securing a victory via a head punch in round 3. Quarantillo attempted 249 strikes, successfully landing 108. Swanson, conversely, connected with 114 out of 173 total strikes. In significant strikes, Quarantillo landed 97 out of 237, achieving a 40% success rate, while Swanson hit 99 out of 158 significant strikes for a 62% accuracy. A significant 93% of Quarantillo’s hits and 95% of Swanson’s were landed from a distance.

Nate Landwehr’s last fight was against Morgan Charriere, where he lost via a head punch in round 3. Charriere landed 95% of his significant strikes from distance while Landwehr connected with 100% of his. Overall, Landwehr landed 63 out of 155 significant strikes for a 40% rate and 54 out of 142 directed to the head. Charriere landed 67 out of 131 attempts, including 41 out of 100 strikes to the head. In total strikes, Charriere was 67 of 131 while Landwehr achieved 65 out of 158.

Other Fights to Follow

Another anticipated matchup features Patricio Freire against Aaron Pico. Freire enters the Octagon with an impressive record of 37-8-0, weighing in at 145 lbs and standing at 5’6″ with a reach of 67″. His opponent, Pico, stands 5’8″, weighs 145 lbs, and looks to improve his record of 13-5-0. Freire secures an average of 1.49 takedowns per 15 minutes, while Pico boasts an impressive 8.96 takedowns. In striking statistics, Freire lands 2.68 strikes per minute with a 43% accuracy, while Pico connects on 44% of 3.88 strikes per minute.

Another must-watch fight will showcase Randy Brown battling Kevin Holland. Holland brings a record of 28-15-0 (1 NC) into the ring, weighing 170 lbs and towering at 6’3″ with an 81″ reach. Brown, at 6’3″ and also weighing 170 lbs, has a record of 20-7-0. Holland defends against 56% of takedown attempts and successfully executes 39% of his. Brown converts on 39% of his attempts and fends off 73% of opponent takedowns. In terms of striking, Holland absorbs 3.22 strikes per minute while delivering 4.26, whereas Brown absorbs 3.33 while landing 4.49 strikes.

Who will triumph in tonight’s UFC match against the spread?

Recommendation: Bet on Cub Swanson (-110)