“Feel like a d**khead…” Irish UFC star doubles down on 19-year-old Raul Rosas Jr fight call out
Caolan Loughran issued a challenge to the youngest fighter on the roster after his win at UFC Fight Night: Blanchfield vs. Fiorot.

Caolan Loughran calls out Raul Rosas Jr after his win (via Imago/ X)
In the dynamic world of mixed martial arts, age is often merely a number. This sentiment rings true with Caolan Loughran. He recently doubled down on his bold callout of 19-year-old phenom Raul Rosas Jr. at UFC Fight Night: Blanchfield vs. Fiorot.
The Irish fighter is known for his relentless striking and grappling prowess. Loughran initially caused a stir when he brazenly challenged the young Raul Rosas Jr. This came after his win against Angel Pacheco. Loughran doubled down on his take at the post-fight presser. This is what he said:
I feel like a d*ckhead calling out an 19-year-old lad. But we're in the same position. ..Let’s do it. I think I'll punch his f*cking head in.Caolan Loughran via the Post Fight Presser

Loughran remained undeterred in his callout of the young fighter at the presser for UFC Fight Night: Blanchfield vs. Fiorot. The Irishman believed that he was in no position to call out top guys like Sean O’Malley. Loughran believed that Rosas was a good fighter but lacked intellect. He mentioned the card for Michael Chandler vs. Conor McGregor PPV card as a great landmark to fight in.
Loughran’s confidence stems from his impressive professional record of 9 wins and one loss. He has more potential to grow at 27 years old. Raul Rosas Jr’s meteoric rise has captivated fans worldwide. He boasts a record of 8 wins and one loss. The Mexican prodigy has displayed remarkable poise and skill far beyond his years.
Raul Rosas Jr. might not fight for a long time after strained relationship with his father
Young UFC fighters sometimes struggle beyond the octagon. At age 19, Raul Rosas Jr. has found balancing family life tricky. He became the promotion’s youngest signed fighter. However, a recent social media firestorm erupted that could take his momentum away.

A viral post claimed his father made him withdraw from UFC Fight Mexico City for not doing chores. Rosas Jr.’s camp later denied this. Despite denying the claim, the young fighter has not engaged in talks for a new fight. UFC 306 will happen in September during the week of Mexican Independence Day. The UFC might want Rosas Jr. to return for the PPV to stack up the card with Mexican talents.
It’s not fully known whether his father committed the alleged actions or not. However, it becomes more important after Caolan Loughran’s callout of the young fighter. Familial issues may prevent the young prodigy from fighting soon, making the callout in vain.
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