Henry Cejudo: Henry Cejudo has been on retirement from the fight organization Ultimate Fighting Championship for a while and has vouched for the greatness of Bantamweight division and is targeting his return in the division to dominant it. Follow UFC Live Updates and UFC news with InsideSport.IN
Henry Cejudo: “I’m the one that’s gonna murder all these suckas ” UFC Hall of Famer Henry Cejudo plans to dominate the bantamweight division on his return
Henry Cejudo: “I’m the one that’s gonna murder all these suckas ” UFC Hall of Famer Henry Cejudo plans to dominate the bantamweight division on his return
Henry Cejudo inciting his return: Former UFC flyweight and bantamweight champion Henry Cejudo is revered as a prodigy in MMA. Triple C is the fourth fighter to accomplish titles in two different weight classes and the second fighter to defend titles in two different weight divisions.
Henry Cejudo is the only person in the UFC to hold a gold medal and UFC title. He fuses freestyle wrestling in his game with lighting strikes.
“It’s 135 pounds,”“You know why? Because you have ‘Triple C’ there, the two-division champ, the Olympic champ, that’s No. 1. No. 2, you got Jose ‘Baldo’ [Aldo], the greatest Featherweight of all time, [now at] 135 pounds. You’ve got Frankie Edgar, the guy that was a champion at 155 pounds. You got Cody Garbrandt who’s a former champ, T.J. Dillashaw, you got Dominick Cruz, you have all these former champions that are in this weight class, and that all formulates all that experience on top of Petr Yan, Aljamain Sterling.”
“There’s like 10 world champions in that damn weight class, man,” Cejudo said. “Where everybody can wrestle, everybody can fight, everybody can mix it, it’s not just one style dominates all. Everybody is diverse at 135 pounds if you really think about how stacked that weight class is, it is stacked. But they call 135 pounds murderer’s row, man. I’m the one that’s gonna murder all these suckas. For that reason, I’m going 135 pounds. You cannot debate that.
“I know what you’re going to say, 155 pounds,” he concluded. “But, let me tell you something, Conor McGregor built that storyline. He made 155 pounds a novela!”
On May 9, 2020, after successfully defending his bantamweight title by a TKO win against Dominick Cruz in the second round, Cejudo announced his retirement.
However, the champ has given a statement of his return into the bantam division and has his eyes on the divisions champion Ajman sterling.
Henry Cejudo: “I’m the one that’s gonna murder all these suckas ” UFC Hall of Famer Henry Cejudo plans to dominate the bantamweight division on his return
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