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UFC Fight Night Predictions, Odds, Fight Card for Jack Della Maddalena vs. Carlos Prates
Carlos Prates stopped Jack Della Maddalena in the main event, while Quillan Salkilld and Steve Erceg also earned first-round wins.
- On Saturday night in Perth, knockout specialist Carlos Prates defeated West Australian Jack Della Maddalena, dominating the former welterweight champion with brutal striking throughout the bout.
- Della Maddalena struggled from the outset as Prates battered his leading leg, forcing the 29-year-old to the canvas before finishing with brutal elbows.
- In the co-main event, West Australian Quillan Salkilld secured a first-round knockout victory over veteran Beneil Dariush, overwhelming him with strikes after escaping an early grappling exchange.
- Proclaiming himself the top contender, Prates said, "I'm the No.1 contender," and expressed desire to face the winner of the upcoming Makhachev-Machado bout.
- Steve Erceg claimed a unanimous decision victory over Tim Elliott in their flyweight battle, with all three judges scoring the contest 29-28 favoring Erceg's superior orthodox style.
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Della Maddalena Vs Prates Highlights, UFC Perth: Australian Loses Via Technical Knockout To Brazilian Fighter
Jack Della Maddalena Vs Carlos Prates, UFC Perth: Check highlights and updates of the Jack Della Maddalena Vs Carlos Prates battle for welterweight dominance in the Ultimate Fighting Championship clash in Perth, Australia
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The Brazilian Carlos Prates faced former champion Jack Della Maddalena in the main fight of UFC Australia on the morning of Saturday in Brazil, and dominated the fight at RAC Arena in Perth. The fighter of Fighitng Nerds gave a show and defined the fight in the third round, still asking for a fight for the belt of the category. After overcoming the leader of the ranking in one of the most expressive performances of the night in Perth, the Brazil…
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Total News Sources28
Leaning Left5Leaning Right3Center4Last UpdatedBias Distribution42% Left
Bias Distribution
- 42% of the sources lean Left
42% Left
L 42%
C 33%
R 25%
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