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Carlos Prates believes a KO win over Geoff Neal puts him back in the welterweight mix
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UFC 319 Preview and Prediction: Carlos Prates - Geoff Neal
William Purnell-Imagn ImagesWilliam Purnell-Imagn Images Tomorrow night on the main card of UFC 319, we will see a banger of a matchup in the welterweight division. Dangerous strikers will collide as 11th ranked Geoff Neal (16-6) takes on 12th ranked Carlos Prates (21-7). These two were originally supposed to fight back in April, but Neal pulled out of the fight. With that Prates was moved to the main event of UFC Kansas City where he took on Ia…
UFC 319: Geoff Neal Explains Why It Was Important to Get Prates Match-Up Rebooked
Chicago — It’s back in the pool, or at least back in the fight, for Geoff Neal this Saturday at UFC 319. Neal (16-6) was previously booked against Carlos Prates, only to pull out and see Ian Machado Garry replace him. With Garry winning the fight, however, the UFC was able to match Geoff and Prates up once again. “I was kind of disappointed. After I pulled out, he fought Ian Garry, and I was kind of disappointed because I was like ‘if he beats I…
Carlos Prates may have taken a step back, but he doesn’t think it will take him long to make up ground. At UFC 319, Prates (21-7 MMA, 4-1 UFC) will look to bounce back from a loss to Ian Machado Garry when he faces Geoff Neal (16-6 MMA, 8-4 UFC) in a three-round welterweight bout at the United Center. “I learned a lot about listening to my coach, first and foremost, the importance of a good game plan. Of course, Ian is great. He’s a very smart f…
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