The UFC showcased an electrifying evening at UFC on ESPN 64 in Mexico City on Saturday, rounding off a captivating five-event March schedule. The highlight of the night was undoubtedly the performance of favored local fighter Brandon Moreno, who made a triumphant return to his homeland, clinching a unanimous decision victory over Steve Erceg. With this win, Moreno ended his winless streak at home, bringing his mixed martial arts record to 23 wins, 8 losses, and 2 draws.

Moreover, the event wasn't lacking in intriguing statistics and remarkable outcomes. The UFC Promotional Guidelines Compliance payout for the night reached a generous total of $168,500, and the atmosphere was electric with an attendance of 19,731 fans, contributing to a live gate of $2,530,474.

Record-Breaking Performance by Raul Rosas Jr.

Fighting to secure the spotlight, 20-year-old Raul Rosas Jr. not only secured a victory against Vince Morales but also etched his name in the record books as the youngest fighter ever to win five bouts in the UFC. With a current record of 11 wins and 1 loss, Rosas’ ascent in the organization highlights the burgeoning talent coming out of the Mexican fighting scene.

In contrast, Morales faced a tough road, suffering his fourth consecutive loss in the Octagon. He last tasted victory in December 2021, and the pressure is mounting as he has now lost three times since his return to the UFC.

Additional Fight Highlights

Several fighters undoubtedly made headlines throughout the card: - **Manuel Torres**, with a victory over Drew Dober, continued to highlight his finishing prowess, achieving 15 of his 16 wins by stoppage and maintaining an impressive 100% finishing rate in the UFC. - **Edgar Chairez** continued his remarkable journey by securing a win, now boasting an impressive record of 12 finishes in his 12 career victories. - The evening also saw **David Martinez** secure his first UFC win, overcoming Saimon Oliveira, who is now on a distressing three-fight losing streak without a victory since September 2021. - The card featured a mixed bag of performances, with favorites outperforming underdogs with a 9-2 record, and one fight ending in a draw.

Controversies in the fight world continue to spark discussion, but UFC on ESPN 64 shone brightly as a landmark event celebrating both local heroes and rising stars. As fans look forward to the next chapter in the UFC saga, they can’t help but wonder: will Raul Rosas Jr.'s record withstand the test of time? Only time will tell as this talented young fighter embarks on his journey in the UFC.

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