Carlos Prates, the rising UFC welterweight contender, has fired back at allegations of foul play following his knockout win over Neil Magny at UFC Vegas 100. Prates delivered a stunning first-round knockout, extending his winning streak to 11 fights, with 10 of those victories coming by knockout.
After the fight, some fans and analysts speculated that Magny may have quit rather than being knocked out. Carlos Prates dismissed these claims during the post-fight press conference, stating, “I think they should come here and I give a punch on his head and after that they can talk. When I punch you, no matter where, or how, you’re going to get hurt. I think people are talking shit. They should come here and let me hit his head.”
Carlos Prates Opens up on his Striking Abilities
Carlos Prates emphasized his confidence in his striking ability and dismissed any notion of foul play. He also dared fans to experience his power firsthand, suggesting that anyone doubting his knockout power should step into the ring with him.
The Brazilian’s dynamic style and impressive performances have quickly made him a fan favorite and a serious contender in the welterweight division. With his continued success, Prates is positioning himself for bigger fights and potential title opportunities in the future.
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