
Prates promotes UFC event. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/UFC
Carlos Prates already has a fight scheduled against Jack Della Maddalena at UFC Perth on May 2nd, but he didn't hesitate to give his opinion on the future of Islam Makhachev . The Russian still has no defined opponent for his debut in the 2026 season, and the Brazilian took advantage of an interview to analyze possible candidates to dethrone the current welterweight champion (up to 77 kg) of the organization.
During a conversation on the 'Laerte Viana na Área – MMA' channel, 'Fumante' said that Ian Garry would be a strong option to make life difficult for Makhachev. The Fighting Nerds representative also mentioned Ilia Topuria and his heavy hands, but ruled out Kamaru Usman , a name that the Russian's manager, Ali Abdelaziz, had suggested as a possible next opponent for the champion.
“ Ian Garry (would pose more of a challenge for Islam Makhachev ), because of his fighting style and the way he moves. He fought very well against Belal Muhammad . He has a chance against Islam. Topuria too, because of his heavy hands. Kamaru wouldn't win, with those injured knees,” said Carlos Prates in an interview.
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It's worth remembering that negotiations for a potential fight between Makhachev and Usman are, in theory, linked to the fact that Abdelaziz is responsible for managing both athletes' careers. Within this context, both fighters have publicly expressed their desire to face each other. However, no official information regarding the scheduling of this duel has yet been released by Dana White's company.
Current situation of Islam Makhachev

Islam Makhachev in victory against Jack Della Maddalena . Photo: Reproduction/Instagram.
Islam Makhachev is the current Ultimate welterweight champion. The Russian had his last fight against Jack Della Maddalena for the belt at UFC 322 in November 2025.
Khabib's protégé won via unanimous decision. Frequently linked to the high-profile event at the White House, the grappling specialist does not yet have a fight scheduled with the organization.
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