
Raul Rosas Jr. is set to make his RAF debut against UFC Hall of Famer Clay Guida at RAF 15 on Nov. 28 at NOW Arena in Chicago. The promotion announced the matchup Friday. The 22-year-old Rosas arrives on a six-fight win streak in the UFC bantamweight division, while the 44-year-old Guida, retired from MMA since 2024, is 0-3 in RAF. Anthony Pettis and Donald Cerrone are also booked to fight each other on the card, which airs live on Fox Nation.
Raul Rosas Jr. will make his RAF debut against UFC Hall of Famer Clay Guida at RAF 15 on Nov. 28 at NOW Arena in Chicago. The promotion announced the matchup Friday. The card airs live on Fox Nation.

Rosas, 22, arrives on a six-fight win streak in the UFC bantamweight division. Guida, 44, has been retired from MMA since 2024 and is 0-3 in RAF. Guida holds a professional record of 38-22 and fights out of Team Alpha Male. The American has long been defined by his wrestling, averaging 3.1 takedowns per 15 minutes, though his striking numbers are more modest, with 2.63 significant strikes landed per minute at 33 percent accuracy. He stands five-foot-seven with a 70-inch reach.

Also on the card, Anthony Pettis and Donald Cerrone are booked to fight each other. Pettis is 39 and holds a record of 24-10. The Roufusport product lands 3.05 significant strikes per minute at 47 percent accuracy and stands five-foot-ten with a 72-inch reach.

Cerrone, 43, is 36-17 and represents BMF Ranch. The orthodox striker is the more active of the pair on the feet, landing 4.41 significant strikes per minute at 46 percent accuracy. He also averages 1.2 submission attempts per 15 minutes and stands six-foot-one with a 73-inch reach.

Why it matters
- Rosas enters a new promotion with a six-fight win streak behind him, and the Guida matchup gives him a high-profile name for his debut.
- Guida's 0-3 mark in RAF and his 2024 retirement from MMA frame the fight as a significant step up in current form for the younger man.
- Pettis versus Cerrone pairs two longtime names, with Cerrone's higher striking volume set against Pettis' sharper accuracy.
- The card is built around recognizable veterans and streams live on Fox Nation.













