“Potential to break all the records,” 18-year-old phenom Raul Rosas Jr. reacts to stunning 54-second knockout at UFC Noche
Raul Rosas Jr. has set his sights on becoming one of the greatest UFC superstars of all time.
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Raul Rosas Jr. claims to become one of the biggest superstars in the UFC as he plans to climb the ladder. Last night Rosas Jr. swiftly rebounded from his previous loss in an impressive manner during Noche UFC. After the fight during the press conference, Rosas Jr. confirmed that he believes he has the capability to become one of the biggest names in the company and currently he’s locked in on his goal.
He said, “I’m different so I have potential to be a superstar, break all these records. So, I’m just being myself and I’m blessed that I’m the way I’m and I know I have the potential to become one of the biggest superstars of this company. I just gotta live day by day, focus on one goal, and then go after another.”
The youngest-ever UFC fighter sees himself as distinct from others in the sport and takes pride in his personality and strong determination to become a big star someday. As a key part of the main card for an event celebrating Mexican Independence Day at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Rosas Jr. showcased impressive hand speed in his bout against Terrance Mitchell.
The fight didn’t last long, coming to an end just 54 seconds into the first round, with Rosas Jr.’s punches proving too much for Mitchell to handle. This remarkable victory has firmly established Rosas Jr. as a rising star in the UFC, and fans are eagerly anticipating his future bouts.
Raul Rosas Jr redeemed himself at Noche UFC
Rosas Jr. surprised a lot of fight fans after his performance at UFC Noche, especially after his last loss. Rosas Jr. wasted no time, starting the fight aggressively and landing a powerful left-hand punch that visibly affected Mitchell. Mitchell’s fall to the canvas initially seemed like a knockout, but the fight continued. Rosas Jr. capitalized on the moment, taking advantage of Mitchell’s efforts to stay in the fight. Ultimately, a series of punches resulted in a TKO stoppage a few seconds later.
In his chat with Daniel Cormier after the fight, Raul Rosas Jr. talked about wanting to prove himself. He said that in his last fight, he didn’t do as well as he could have, and he wanted to make up for it. Rosas believed he was better than that, and he didn’t want to let down his fans and community again. He hoped that his performance in this fight would make everyone proud.
The 18-year-old was relentless and mentioned that he came to prove a point and he did that. The fighter thanked all his fans and followers for their support and with the hope that he successfully entertained them. After his last loss, a lot of fans claimed that he was a hype train but it seems like Rosas Jr is serious about his comeback and has no plans to stop anytime soon.
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