Raúl Rosas Jr. Dominates Rob Font at UFC 326
Raúl Rosas Jr. defeated Rob Font via unanimous decision (30-27 x3) at UFC 326, solidifying his position as a rising star in the MMA world. This victory marks Rosas’ fifth consecutive win, bringing his professional MMA record to an impressive 12-1.
The fight, held on March 7, 2026, at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, showcased Rosas’ grappling prowess as he landed 16 takedowns on Font throughout the match. Despite his efforts to secure a knockout, Rosas relied heavily on his takedown strategy against the seasoned fighter.
At just 21 years old, Rosas continues to make headlines as he aims to become the youngest-ever UFC champion. He turned 21 in October 2025 and has notable victories over fighters such as Vince Morales and Aoriqileng, further establishing his reputation in the bantamweight division.
Rob Font, currently ranked No. 13 in the MMA Fighting Global Rankings at 135 pounds, now holds a record of 22-10 after this defeat. This loss marks Font’s second consecutive setback in the octagon, as he previously lost to another opponent before facing Rosas.
Rosas expressed his desire for a more decisive finish, stating, “I’m not satisfied, I wish I would have got the finish. That’s what we came here to do. He’s a vet, he did a hell of a job surviving, and if you know Rob Font, it’s hard to do that against him.” His acknowledgment of Font’s experience highlights the challenge he faced during the fight.
Rosas’ previous loss was to Christian Rodriguez, but he has since rebounded strongly, demonstrating his ability to learn and adapt in the competitive landscape of mixed martial arts.
As Rosas continues his ascent in the sport, fans and analysts alike are eager to see how he will navigate the challenges ahead. His performance against Font not only reinforces his skills but also raises questions about his next opponent and potential title shot.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding Rosas’ upcoming fights, but his trajectory suggests that he will be a fighter to watch in the coming months.