UFC bantamweight prospect Raul Rosas Jr. garnered attention after his unanimous decision victory over Aoriqileng at UFC 306, despite not getting a finish. While acknowledging he may not have deserved a bonus based solely on his performance, Rosas mentioned that the crowd turnout was a testament to his appeal as a fighter. Serving as the opening act on the prelims, Rosas believes that his presence drew in fans early to watch him compete.

Acknowledging the toughness of his opponent, Rosas expressed satisfaction with his performance, even though he fell short of securing a finish. Despite his call for a bonus being made in the heat of the moment, he remains content with the outcome of the fight. Rosas also hinted at a desire to sit down with UFC CEO Dana White to discuss his future plans, including potentially facing ranked competition in the organization.

Rosas, content with his current contract but open to negotiations for improved terms in the future, remains focused on proving his worth to the UFC. With two fights remaining on his current deal, the young fighter is determined to continue showcasing his skills and attracting fans to watch him compete, regardless of his placement on the fight card. Eager to test himself against top-tier opponents, Rosas looks ahead to what the future holds in his burgeoning career in the UFC.