Raul Rosas Jr., one of the youngest prospects on the UFC's roster, recently spoke about the personal sacrifices he has had to make to achieve his dream of competing in the world's largest MMA organization. The Mexican-American fighter explained that from a very young age he decided to dedicate his life to the sport, giving up many typical experiences of adolescence to focus on training and competition. Rosas, who signed with the UFC at just 17 years old after excelling in Dana White's Contender Series, is now close to entering the bantamweight rankings. This weekend he will face veteran Rob Font at UFC 326, a fight that could mark a turning point in his career.