22 Facts About Waylon Lowe

Waylon Lowe was only there to train in wrestling, but he had the opportunity to briefly speak with Matt Lindland.

Lindland was so influential that Waylon Lowe flew out to Oregon to train with Lindland and Randy Couture.

Waylon Lowe lost the fight after he tapped out from a guillotine choke.

Waylon Lowe racked up three wins before trying out for the ninth season of the Ultimate Fighter reality show.

Waylon Lowe was selected as one of the contestants and brought in for the show.

Waylon Lowe took about five months off after losing on the Ultimate Fighter show, but then returned to fight for Bellator Fighting Championships.

At Bellator 5, Waylon Lowe defeated Frank Caraballo via unanimous decision.

Waylon Lowe made his UFC debut stepping in for Thiago Tavares against Melvin Guillard on May 29,2010, at UFC 114.

Guillard won the fight via KO due to a knee to the body as Waylon Lowe was attempting a takedown in the first round.

Waylon Lowe fought Steve Lopez on September 25,2010, at UFC 119.

Waylon Lowe defeated Lopez via split decision earning his first UFC victory.

On January 22,2011, at UFC Fight Night 23, Waylon Lowe fought former Shooto welterweight champion, Willamy Freire.

Waylon Lowe won the fight via unanimous decision after dominating his opponent with superior wrestling and effective ground and pound.

Waylon Lowe lost to Nik Lentz on March 26,2011, at UFC Fight Night 24.

Waylon Lowe made his Pro Elite debut against Floyd Hodges at ProElite: Big Guns.

Waylon Lowe won via TKO at 5:00 of the second round.

Waylon Lowe made his WSOF debut at World Series of Fighting 2 where he defeated Cameron Dollar by knockout.

Waylon Lowe lost the fight via submission in the first round.

Waylon Lowe made his XFC Brazil debut, when he faced Marcos dos Santos at XFC International 4 on April 26,2014.

Waylon Lowe lost the fight via TKO in the fourth round.

Waylon Lowe faced Ryan Quinn at Bellator 140 on July 17,2015.

Waylon Lowe lost the fight by submission in the second round.