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Brazil’s Prates crushes hometown hero Maddalena in the Perth fight; challenges the winner of Makhachev vs Garry.
Published On 3 May 2026
Brazilian welterweight Carlos Prates dominated hometown fighter Jack Della Maddalena to win their main event clash at UFC Fight Night in Perth, Australia.
Prates dropped the Aussie to the canvas with a chopping calf kick late in the second round and knocked him down three more times in the third – with a big knee, a head kick and a leg kick – before the referee stopped the fight on Saturday.
Prates called for a match against the winner of the still-unconfirmed upcoming welterweight title fight between champion Islam Makhachev and Ian Machado Makhachev.
“I can punch, I can knee, I can kick … so I’m better, and now I feel like I’m the number one contender,” Prates said after his win. “I can’t wait to see Makhachev and Ian, and then I’m going to fight the winner.”
Prates, 32, won his third straight fight and improved to 24-7 with 19 wins by knockout (KO). Della Maddalena, 29, lost his second straight fight to fall to 18-4 with 12 wins by KO.

Australia’s Quillan Salkilld, 26, won the co-main event and improved to 12-1 with a first-round technical knockout (TKO) victory against lightweight Beneil Dariush, 36.
Also on the main card, flyweight Steve Erceg defeated Tim Elliott by unanimous decision; featherweight Marwan Rahiki won by TKO against Ollie Schmid; heavyweight Brando Pericic knocked out Shamil Gaziev in the second round; and heavyweight Louie Sutherland beat Tai Tuivasa by unanimous decision.

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Iran’s response has come regarding the 9-point framework proposed by the Donald Trump administration to end the war in West Asia. Tehran has sent a new 14-point peace proposal to America through Pakistan.
According to Iranian media reports, Tehran has demanded that the US end the war on all fronts including Lebanon, lift the naval blockade, withdraw its forces and establish a new governance system for the Strait of Hormuz. The 14-point plan also includes lifting of sanctions on Iran, release of Iran’s seized assets and demand for compensation, among other demands.
Statement by Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Garibabadi
Iran rejected Washington’s plan for a two-month ceasefire and supported a 30-day deadline to resolve all issues. Meanwhile, Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi said that America has to reach a compromise through talks or return to open war. It depends on America and Tehran is ready for both.
According to Iran’s state media IRIB, Gharibabadi told diplomats in Tehran, “Now America has to choose the path of diplomacy or adopt a confrontational approach.” He said, “Iran is ready for both paths to ensure its national interests and security.”
America’s reaction to Iran’s plan
donald trump Said he was considering Iran’s latest 14-point proposal and also hinted at the possibility of new US attacks. He said, “Our position with respect to Iran is quite good. They want to make a deal. They are having difficulty in deciding who their leader is. I am considering it. They have told me about the concept of the deal. They will now tell me the exact meaning of it.”
Trump said that the plan that Iran has just sent us, I will review soon but I do not think it will be acceptable because they have not yet paid a sufficient price for what they have done to humanity and the world in the last 47 years.
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The death toll in the cruise boat accident at Bargi Dam in Jabalpur district has increased to 13. According to police, the bodies of a five-year-old child and his uncle were recovered on Sunday morning. Police said that the bodies of five-year-old Mayuram and his 50-year-old uncle Kamraj (who was an employee at the Ordnance Factory in Khamaria) were found floating in the dam and were pulled out.
According to police, 28 of the 41 identified passengers on board the boat were rescued safely after the accident. At the same time, in the CCTV footage installed near the boarding point, 43 people were seen going towards the boat, although till now only 41 passengers have been identified. The state government on Friday had ordered an inquiry into the incident and dismissed three crew members. Besides, operation of other such boats has also been banned in the state.
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There is currently an atmosphere of great tension in West Asia. The Strait of Hormuz has been closed. Amidst this major crisis, OPEC+, a group of oil exporting countries, has taken a major decision. OPEC Plus has given its full consent in principle to increase its crude oil production target in the month of June. This step has been taken to control oil prices worldwide.
How big a shock is being out of UAE?
Last week, the UAE had announced its complete exit from OPEC and OPEC Plus groups. This decision of UAE is being considered a big blow for this oil exporter group led by Saudi Arabia. The UAE has said that this tough decision has been taken keeping in mind its long-term strategic and economic vision. The UAE’s exit will weaken the group at a time when the exports of Gulf countries have already been badly affected due to the blockade of Hormuz. Let us tell you that UAE had a huge share in OPEC’s total oil exports, which was about 15 percent.