What Does Raul Rosas Jr Catchphrase Chiwiwis Mean?

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Summary

Raul Rosas Jr. introduced the term “Chiwiwis” to the UFC with no specific meaning behind it.
Rosas later vaguely defined “Chiwiwis” as a word expressing excitement or celebration.
Rosas is likely to say “Chiwiwis” at UFC Mexico if he wins, as he has not lost a fight since creating the term.

Ever since joining the UFC

in 2022, 20-year-old Raul Rosas Jr. has built one of the biggest fanbases in MMA today. This past year, Raul introduced the UFC to ‘Chiwiwis’, a term that he now uses after every fight.

What Does Raul Rosas Jr’s Chiwiwis Mean?

Chiwiwis Went From No Meaning To A Very Vague One

Orginally, Rosas said that Chiwiwis is a word with no meaning and is simply a catchphrase that he and his friends created in March 2024 while training for his fight against Ricky Turcios. The catchphrase was introduced to the UFC world for the first time in his octagon interview after defeating Turcios in June.

Following that, however, the youngest fighter to ever sign with the UFC gave a meaning to the term, although it was very vague. In an interview with Slap news, Raul explained that Chiwiwis is a word used to express excitement, and can be said when an accomplishment happens, such as winning a fight.

Will Raul Rosas Jr Say Chiwiwis At UFC Mexico?

The Term Would Only Make Sense If Rosas Wins His Fight

Rosas Jr. has not lost a fight ever since creating the term Chiwiwis, which means that it is likely only something he will use if he continues to win. Given the meaning of the catchphrase, it wouldn’t make sense for Raul to say it if he does not win tonight at UFC Mexico.

The bantamweight prospect is set to take on Vince Morales tonight as he returns to his home country of Mexico. This will be the first time since signing with the UFC that Rosas gets to fight in Mexico, so it’s certainly something that he will remember for the rest of his career.