September 12, 2024 8: 50 am ET
If all goes to strategy, Raul Rosas Jr. doesn’t plan on sticking around the battle videogame for too long.
Rosas Jr. (9-1 MMA, 3-1 UFC) makes his 5th octagon look when he takes on Aori Qileng (25-11 MMA, 3-3 UFC) in Saturday’s UFC 306 (pay-per-view, ESPNews, ESPN+) opener at Sphere in Las Vegas.
19-year-old Rosas Jr. still has 4 years to break Jon Jones’ record of endingupbeing the youngest UFC champ in history. If he’s able to accomplish that, he’s looking at a couple more years of combating before calling it a profession.
“I stated before: Suffer now and delightin lateron,” Rosas Jr. informed ESPN. “So right now, I’m simply going to go all gas, no brakes, shot to achieve my dreams, surface my profession quite early and takepleasurein lateron.
“I simply desire to a