
Carlos Prates He can't contain himself and sends a message to the former UFC champion. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
Carlos Prates He sent the message. The 32-year-old Brazilian had a great season in 2025 and now wants more. Prates gave an interview to the official UFC website and, during the conversation, Carlos didn't miss the opportunity to reinforce his desire to face... Jack Della Maddalena, former welterweight champion (up to 77 kg).
In an interview with the official UFC website, Carlos Prates[Name], ranked sixth in the welterweight division, answered a series of questions. Throughout the conversation, the Brazilian highlighted his interest in fighting for the belt in 2026, and mentioned some names he would like to face, including... Jack Della Maddalena, fighter that Prates has been exchanging provocations with recently..
My focus is on Jack Della Maddalena"If he wants to fight, anytime, I'm ready. But if it's not him, Belal (Muhammad), Morales, whoever comes, I'm not going to stand around waiting for anyone. If April or May comes and nothing is defined, I'm going to ask for another fight. I need to be active, I need to keep showing my worth, keep winning and keep delivering good fights," he said. Carlos Prates in an interview with the official UFC website.
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In fact, it's not just Carlos Prates who is appearing on the internet to express interest in a duel. Jack Della Maddalena, former welterweight champion, He already responded to one of the Brazilian's messages.

Former UFC welterweight champion Della Maddalena challenged Carlos PratesPhoto: Reproduction/Instagram/UFC/Montage SUPER LUTAS
When will Carlos Prates' next UFC fight be?

Prates defeats Edwards in the UFC. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/UFC
Carlos Prates He doesn't yet have a fight scheduled for the 2026 season. The Brazilian doesn't hide his desire to compete for the belt this year. However, while his chance hasn't arrived yet, Carlos remains focused on putting on a real show in the octagon.
“People like to see knockouts, they like to see fights ending in a submission. And that's what I train for. I train to get up there and knock them out. When things go right, it's incredibly rewarding because you know your work is on the right track. 2025 was the year I proved that to myself. Now it's about taking that into 2026 and turning this phase into a title,” Prates said in an interview with the UFC's official website.



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