In this exclusive Raheam Forest LFA 219 interview, the Memphis-born welterweight explains how he channels “calculated chaos” ahead of his co-main-event clash in Clarksville, Tennessee. When Raheam “Rambo” Forest walks into the cage at LFA 219 on October 10, 2025, he’s not just fighting to win—he’s proving a point. The 29-year-old has built his reputation on violence done with purpose, a style that fuses aggression and intelligence in equal parts.
Raheam Forest holds an 8-3 record with five knockouts and a quiet confidence born from experience. Competing close to home means extra eyes, extra pressure—and extra energy.
“I’ve got real people who believe in me and travel across states to see me fight,” he said. “Having one close to home is clutch.”
Raheam Forest’s Mission: Seek and Destroy—But Intelligently
Forest’s nickname, “Rambo,” implies chaos, but his approach is cold-blooded precision…