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The Brazilian claims the new deal guarantees over $1 mi…","news","Sherdog","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.sherdog.com\u002Fnews\u002Fnews\u002FCarlos-Prates-says-new-UFC-deal-pays-him-more-than-361-million-per-fight-203518","2026-11-06T03:58:35Z",[29],{"url":30,"thumb_url":31,"width":32,"height":33,"alt_zh":20,"alt_en":21},"https:\u002F\u002Fmedia.ufcfans.cn\u002Fobjects\u002Fce\u002Fcedf0cbd83d7853e85b7ac94bb3ec9aa4341640fbaf3e9b65cf6a32068a51cde.jpg","https:\u002F\u002Fmedia.ufcfans.cn\u002Fobjects\u002Fce\u002Fcedf0cbd83d7853e85b7ac94bb3ec9aa4341640fbaf3e9b65cf6a32068a51cde_thumb.jpg",570,342,{"kind":24,"ref":35,"fight_id":7},"7445","## 卡洛斯·普拉特斯称新的UFC合同每场比赛收入超过100万美元\n\n卡洛斯·普拉特斯（Carlos Prates）谈到了他新签的丰厚UFC合约。\n\n普拉特斯近期与UFC签下了一份八场比赛的新合同。这位巴西选手称，新合同保证每场比赛收入超过100万美元。这位次中量级挑战者虽然不确定能否打完整个新合同，但对这次加薪非常满意。\n\n在近期的一次采访中，普拉特斯回应了外界关于他新合同每场收入的猜测。\n\n“是超过（每场100万美元），”普拉特斯对《Fighters Weekly》说，“我真的很开心，真的很开心。”\n\n接着他谈到了自己还会打多久。这位33岁的选手强调，赢得UFC金腰带是他的首要目标，等到他不再有参赛的渴望时，他就会退役。\n\n“我不知道我会不会打完这八场比赛，”普拉特斯补充道，“也许只打两场、三场，或者只打一场。我没法说什么时候会停下来。也许明天我就能停，也许下一场之后就停。我不知道。兄弟，我只想活在当下。我想赚钱，想打败所有人，成为冠军，等我厌倦了这一切，我就会停下来。我对赢球上了瘾，对竞技上了瘾。所以，如果我想比赛并获胜，我就得训练，这就是我每次都练得很拼的原因。等我觉得自己再也无法参赛，无法再当第一的时候，再打比赛就没有意义了。那时候，或许我就可以退役了。”\n\n普拉特斯目前战绩为24胜7负，原本希望在2027年1月挑战次中量级冠军伊斯拉姆·马哈乔夫（Islam Makhachev，29胜1负），但这位卫冕冠军明年打算在斋月之后才重返赛场。“噩梦”普拉特斯现已确定将于1月30日在多伦多Scotiabank体育馆举办的UFC 336赛事中，与迈克尔·莫拉莱斯（Michael Morales，19胜0负）争夺临时金腰带。\n\nPrates 最近与UFC签下了一份为期八场比赛的新合同。这位巴西选手称，新合同保证每场比赛收入超过100万美元。虽然这位次中量级挑战者不确定自己是否会打完整个新合同，但他对这次加薪非常满意。\n\n卡洛斯·普拉特斯（Carlos Prates）谈八场UFC合同与退役计划\n\n在最近的一次采访中，普拉特斯回应了外界对其新合同每场收入的猜测。\n\n“比这还多（每场超过100万美元），”普拉特斯对《Fighters Weekly》说，“我真的很开心，真的很开心。”\n\n随后他谈到了自己还会打多久。这位33岁的选手强调，夺取UFC金腰带是他的首要目标，而当他不再有竞争的渴望时，就会退役。\n\n“我不知道自己会不会打完这八场，”普拉特斯补充道，“也许两场、三场，或者只打一场。我没法说什么时候停下。也许明天我就能停，也许下一场之后就停。我不知道。我只想过好每一天，兄弟。我想赚钱、击败所有人、当冠军，等我厌倦了这一切，我就会停下来。我对赢球上瘾，对竞技上瘾。所以，如果我想竞技并且获胜，我就得训练，这就是为什么我每次都练得很拼。等哪天我觉得自己再也无法竞争，再也不能做第一名，那打比赛也就没有意义了。那时候或许我就会退役。”\n\n普拉特斯（24胜7负）原本希望在2027年1月挑战伊斯兰·马哈切夫（29胜1负）争夺次中量级冠军腰带，但现任冠军打算在明年斋月之后复出。这位“梦魇”现在已定于1月30日在多伦多Scotiabank体育馆举行的UFC 336上，与迈克尔·莫拉莱斯（19胜0负）争夺临时冠军金腰带。\n\n**«**上一篇\n\n**Aiemann Zahabi 延续了 Georges St. Pierre 的赛后仪式**下一篇\n\n**伊利亚·托普利亚透露下一场想打的对手 »**\n\n更多","## Carlos Prates says new UFC deal pays him more than $1 million per fight\n\n        Carlos\nPrates has opened up about his lucrative new\nUltimate Fighting Championship contract.\n\nPrates recently signed a new eight-fight deal with the UFC. The Brazilian claims the new deal guarantees over $1 million per fight. While the welterweight contender isn't sure he’ll fight out his new contract, he’s delighted with the pay bump.\n\nIn a recent interview, Prates addressed speculation about how much his new contract pays per fight.\n\n“It’s more [than $1 million per fight],” Prates told Fighters Weekly. “I’m really happy. I’m really happy.”\n\nHe then discussed how long he’ll continue fighting. The 33-year-old emphasized that winning UFC gold is his primary goal and that he’ll retire when he no longer feels the hunger to compete.\n\n“I don’t know if I’m going to do all eight fights,” Prates added. “Or maybe two, or three, or one fight. I cannot say when I’m gonna stop fighting. Maybe I can stop tomorrow, maybe I can stop after the next fight. I don’t know. I just like to live day by day, bro. I want to make money and beat everybody, be a champ, and when I get tired of this, I’m gonna stop. I’m addicted to winning; I’m addicted to competing. So, if I want to compete and win, I need to train. That’s why I train hard every time. When I feel like I cannot compete anymore, I cannot be the number one anymore; it doesn’t make sense to fight. So maybe then I can retire.”\n\nPrates (24-7) was hoping to challenge Islam Makhachev (29-1) for the welterweight title in January 2027, but the champion is now looking to return after Ramadan next year. “The Nightmare” is now scheduled to fight Michael Morales (19-0) for the interim title at UFC 336 on Jan. 30 at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto.\n\nPrates recently signed a new eight-fight deal with the UFC. The Brazilian claims the new deal guarantees over $1 million per fight. While the welterweight contender isn't sure he’ll fight out his new contract, he’s delighted with the pay bump.\n\nAdvertisement\n\n## Carlos Prates discusses his eight-fight UFC contract and retirement plans\n\nIn a recent interview, Prates addressed speculation about how much his new contract pays per fight.\n\n“It’s more [than $1 million per fight],” Prates told Fighters Weekly. “I’m really happy. I’m really happy.”\n\nHe then discussed how long he’ll continue fighting. The 33-year-old emphasized that winning UFC gold is his primary goal and that he’ll retire when he no longer feels the hunger to compete.\n\n“I don’t know if I’m going to do all eight fights,” Prates added. “Or maybe two, or three, or one fight. I cannot say when I’m gonna stop fighting. Maybe I can stop tomorrow, maybe I can stop after the next fight. I don’t know. I just like to live day by day, bro. I want to make money and beat everybody, be a champ, and when I get tired of this, I’m gonna stop. I’m addicted to winning; I’m addicted to competing. So, if I want to compete and win, I need to train. That’s why I train hard every time. When I feel like I cannot compete anymore, I cannot be the number one anymore; it doesn’t make sense to fight. So maybe then I can retire.”\n\nPrates (24-7) was hoping to challenge Islam Makhachev (29-1) for the welterweight title in January 2027, but the champion is now looking to return after Ramadan next year. “The Nightmare” is now scheduled to fight Michael Morales (19-0) for the interim title at UFC 336 on Jan. 30 at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto.\n\n**«**Previous\n\n**Aiemann Zahabi is carrying on Georges St. Pierre's post-fight ritual**Next\n\n**Ilia Topuria reveals who he wants to fight next in the UFC »**\n\nMore","sayannag88@gmail.com (Sayan Nag)",[40,25],"rss"]