Raul Rosas Jr. Makes History at UFC Mexico, Fastest to Five Wins

UFC Mexico delivered an unforgettable night of action at Arena CDMX in Mexico City, wrapping up the promotion’s March series with a bang. While the main event saw local hero Brandon Moreno break his winless streak on home soil, the evening belonged to Raul Rosas Jr., who etched his name into the record books with a milestone that may stand for years to come.

Improving all the time 👏

Raul Rosas Jr. is now the youngest UFC fighter ever with 5 UFC wins! 👊 pic.twitter.com/AYZFPKbOwJ

— UFC (@ufc) March 30, 2025

Rosas Jr. Sets the Bar Higher

At just 20 years old, Raul Rosas Jr. has already established himself as one of the UFC’s brightest prospects. On Saturday night, he achieved a feat that will be difficult for anyone to replicate: becoming the fastest fighter in UFC history to earn five wins. Rosas Jr.’s victory not only solidified his place as a rising star but also showcased his ability to perform under pressure in front of a passionate Mexican crowd.

Rosas Jr. entered UFC Mexico with four wins under his belt, all earned within an astonishingly short timeframe since his debut in late 2023. His fifth victory came as he used his ground control to get the job, but it was no easy task as he was put in dangerous spots by Vince Morales, which showed he can fight through adversity, further cementing his reputation as a tough and well-rounded fighter.

What makes Rosas Jr.’s record particularly remarkable is the pace at which he has climbed the ranks. In just over 15 months, he has transitioned from being a promising newcomer to a legitimate contender in the bantamweight division. His ability to consistently deliver results has drawn comparisons to some of the sport’s all-time greats, and fans are eager to see how far he can go.

Brandon Moreno Triumphs in Mexico City

While Rosas Jr.’s historic achievement stole headlines, the main event of UFC Mexico provided its own dose of drama and celebration. Brandon Moreno, Mexico’s beloved former flyweight champion, returned to form with a unanimous decision victory over Erce in front of an enthusiastic hometown crowd.

Brandon Moreno gets the decision victory at #UFCMexico!

Not Steve Erceg’s night tonight. We know you’ll be back mate 👊🇦🇺 pic.twitter.com/YbvQGccdEb

— UFC_AUSNZ (@UFC_AUSNZ) March 30, 2025

Moreno’s win marked a significant milestone for the fighter, who had struggled to secure victories on home turf in previous outings. The triumph was not only a personal redemption but also a testament to Moreno’s resilience and skill as one of the division’s elite competitors.

The fight itself was a masterclass in technical striking and grappling exchanges, with Moreno controlling the pace and outworking his opponent over three rounds. The win reestablished him as a key player in the flyweight division and reignited hopes for another title run.

A Night of Milestones and Momentum

UFC Mexico was more than just another fight card—it was a celebration of Mexican MMA and its growing influence on the global stage. The event capped off an impressive run of five UFC events in March, showcasing talent from across the roster while highlighting Mexico’s passionate fanbase.

Rosas Jr.’s record-breaking performance is likely to be remembered as one of the defining moments of the evening. His rapid rise serves as an inspiration not only for young fighters but also for fans who dream of seeing their hometown heroes succeed on the world stage.

Meanwhile, Moreno’s victory provided another reason for Mexican fans to cheer, proving that their fighters can thrive under pressure and deliver memorable performances when it matters most.

As the dust settles from UFC Mexico, attention now turns to what lies ahead for both Rosas Jr. and Moreno. For Rosas Jr., the question is whether his meteoric ascent will lead him into title contention sooner rather than later. For Moreno, fans are eager to see if this win marks the beginning of another championship campaign.

One thing is certain, UFC Mexico will be remembered not only for its thrilling fights but also for its historic achievements. Raul Rosas Jr.’s record-breaking night and Brandon Moreno’s triumphant return have solidified Mexico City’s place as a key destination for MMA excellence.