A fan who attended Friday's weightings eventually took a blow of one of the most exciting talents of the Bantam weight division.
UFC 317 is just a few hours' drive where Ilia Topuria is confronted with Charles Oliveira for the empty lightweight title.
Although Topuria and his team may have already celebrated their victory, nobody has stepped into the octagon, but that did not stop hunter to let his hands go early.
International Fight Week has brought many of the top names on the Roster to Las Vegas for fan events and the UFC Hall of Fame.
Alexander Volkanovski's Stare Down with Jean Silva was not the only exchange that happened as a result of UFC stars who all met in the fighting capital of the world.
Raul Rosas Jr. laughs with a fan after he accidentally beaten him in the side of the head
UFC Bantamweight star Raul Rosas Jr. is present for UFC 317 Fight Week, where the 20-year-old prospect seems to have received a big reaction from the fans.
'El Niño Problema' has won four in a row since he ran the first defeat of his career and defeated Vince Morales in March to set himself up for a huge fight the next time he had continued his momentum in 2025.
However, Morales is not the only opponent that was hit by Rosas Jr. After a video has been placed on social media.
The rising competitor was surrounded by fans and cameras during the UFC 317 ways where he started to be fired while demonstrating his hand speed.
Rosas Jr. Then shot a short left corner that was accidentally connected to a fan that stood next to him and hit his glasses off his head.
Fans on social media responded in different ways while they joked about both Rosas Jr. If the fan's reaction to what just happened.
“No, he just laughed at the fan.”
“Bro almost caught a lawsuit in 4K.”
“Good that he is not known for his strength.”
“I would sue and just settle that he will never again say” chee woe “.”
“Clear lawsuit.”
'No effect! lol. '
Raul Rosas Jr. believes that he is 3 fights removed from a title shot
With a return to Noche UFC in his visor, Raul Rosas Jr. Hinted that he has a big fight against a top 15 opponent.
During a recent performance on the Ariel Helwani show, he suggested that he is three fights from earning a shot in the Bantamweight title.
“I don't think I'm too far away, especially if this fight I have told you and I am able to go outside and beat the man. That is two more fights in the top 15 and I think that would give me a title shot … I look like four fights in the case of the case, but certainly, I would like three.”
If everything falls into place for Rosas Jr. How he hopes it will do it can be on schedule to challenge Jon Jones's record as the youngest UFC champion of all time.