Raul Rosas Jr. Wins ACBJJ All-Stars Title

Unexpected Headline Bout

Raul Rosas Jr., the UFC’s No. 12‑ranked bantamweight, was slated to face former UFC featherweight contender Zabit Magomedsharipov at ACBJJ 21 in Moscow. Zabit pulled out days before the event due to injury, leaving his younger brother Khasan to step in as the last‑minute opponent. Rosas seized the chance, submitting Khasan Magomedsharipov in under eight minutes with a rear‑naked choke/face‑crank combo to capture the inaugural ACBJJ All‑Stars belt.

Rosas’ Martial Arts Trajectory

This submission marks Rosas’s second high‑profile win outside the Octagon this year. He previously drew with former UFC flyweight champion Deiveson Figueiredo at Hype Brazil, and his UFC comeback came at UFC 326 where he defeated Rob Font. With his next UFC bout still unsigned, Rosas continues to build momentum on the grappling circuit.

Other Notable Results from ACBJJ 21

UFC middleweight contender Brendan Allen showcased his finishing power, forcing a shoulder dislocation on former PFL and Bellator champion Ramazan Kuramagomedov. Allen’s victory added another high‑profile win to his growing résumé. Zabit Magomedsharipov appeared on the mat after the main event, hinting at a possible future grappling clash with Rosas.

Looking Ahead

The dramatic replacement story has turned Rosas into a standout figure in Brazilian jiu‑jitsu competition. His performance set a new benchmark for the ACBJJ All‑Stars title, while the backstage buzz suggests a potential rematch or new bout between him and Zabit. As Rosas stays active off the UFC schedule, fans can expect more compelling grappling matchups in the coming months.