MEXICO CITY – Raul Rosas Jr. has the highest of ambitions for his fighting career, but after another octagon victory Saturday at UFC on ESPN 64, he wants to fill some personal goals, as well.
The 20-year-old Rosas Jr. (11-1 MMA, 5-1 UFC) became the youngest fighter to reach five UFC victories when he outworked Vince Morales (11-10 MMA, 3-8 UFC) to a unanimous decision at Arena CDMX, extending his winning streak to four fights.
Rosas Jr. has made it clear he wants to become UFC champion, and ideally in the new couple years so he can break Jon Jones’ record as the youngest ever. He’s still early in the process and taking it fight-by-fight, though, and with that trying to be smart with his earnings.
