UFC 292 in Boston is shaping up to be an event packed with exciting matchups. The latest addition to the card is the highly anticipated clash between Henry Cejudo and Marlon Vera, which was announced by UFC President Dana White. Scheduled to take place on August 19th, this fight has fight fans buzzing with anticipation.
Daniel Cormier and Ben Askren believe Henry Cejudo should continue pursuing a fight against Marlon ‘Chito’ Vera. On May 8, Cejudo returned to the UFC after retiring in 2020. ‘Triple C’ lost against Aljamain Sterling for the 135-pound title, but the former two-division UFC champion proved there’s plenty of gas left in the tank. Cejudo
Henry Cejudo detailed the different options for his next UFC fight. On May 6, Cejudo returned from a three-year layoff and suffered a close split decision loss against Aljamain Sterling for the UFC bantamweight championship. After briefly considering retirement, ‘Triple C’ announced he didn’t want to leave on these terms, leading to him calling out
Henry Cejudo has a new hunger. The former two-division UFC Champion was unsuccessful in his return to competition, where he lost a split decision to current champ Aljamain Sterling at UFC 288. Cejudo’s defeat, his first since 2016, snapped a 6-fight win streak which included title wins over Demetrious Johnson, TJ Dillashaw, Marlon Moraes and
Henry Cejudo believes open scoring could be the way to resolve the epidemic of inept judging that dominates the world of professional boxing and mixed martial arts. Controversial scorecards are once again dominating headlines after Saturday night’s UFC Fight Night in Las Vegas produced yet another confusing result. In the main event of the evening,
Chael Sonnen believes Henry Cejudo should be the backup for the UFC 292 main event. On May 6, Aljamain Sterling defended the UFC bantamweight championship for the third time with a split decision win against ‘Triple C.’ It didn’t take long for Sterling to know his next title challenger as Sean O’Malley entered the Octagon
Henry Cejudo gets brutally honest about his take on Conor McGregor’s physique and a potential fight with Canelo Alvarez “Triple C” warned “Notorious” not to be overconfident in his UFC return Henry Cejudo shared his thoughts on Conor McGregor’s future and the Irish MMA superstar’s seemingly too-bulky physique. For “Triple C,” McGregor is in a
Henry Cejudo is hoping to secure a fight with Sean O’Malley in August. The UFC announced that Aljamain Sterling would defend his bantamweight title against Sean O’Malley at UFC 292 in August. Yet, Sterling has said he isn’t sure if he will be ready to fight in August, and if can’t go in August, Cejudo
Henry Cejudo is not optimistic about the chances of seeing Francis Ngannou vs. Jon Jones. If there is one fight in the heavyweight division that fans were dying to see it is former UFC champion Francis Ngannou against current champion Jon Jones. Back in 2020, Jones decided to leave the light heavyweight division and make
As a natural competitor, Henry Cejudo can’t bring himself to walk away from mixed martial arts after coming up short in his long-awaited return to the Octagon at UFC 288. After retiring from the sport as a two-division champion in 2020, ‘Triple C’ made his triumphant return earlier this month, challenging reigning bantamweight world champion
Daniel Cormier expected Henry Cejudo to return to retirement following his loss to Aljamain Sterling. UFC 288 saw the return of former dual champion Henry Cejudo. For many years he was the king of the UFC flyweight and bantamweight divisions. As a former Olympic gold medalist he came to the UFC with all eyes on
Henry Cejudo, who is 36 years old, fought an impressive fight at UFC 288 despite taking a long break from the sport. He lost the fight in a split decision against Aljamain Sterling. Initially, Cejudo was uncertain about his future in the ring, but he later indicated that he has no plans of retiring yet.
Henry Cejudo released an exclusive video of his locker room reaction after losing at UFC 288. On May 6, ‘Triple C’ ended his three-year layoff with a main event title fight against Aljamain Sterling. Despite a valiant effort, Cejudo didn’t do enough, according to the judges, leading to a split decision loss. Once he left
After coming up short against Aljamain Sterling at UFC 288, Henry Cejudo is setting his sights on top-ranked bantamweight contender Merab Dvalishvili. ‘Triple C’ returned for the first time in three years for a bantamweight title fight with reigning champion Aljamain Sterling in Saturday’s UFC 288 main event. After a very competitive 25 minutes, judges
Henry Cejudo responded to Brandon Moreno’s callout after losing at UFC 288. On May 6, Cejudo ended his three-year layoff in a bantamweight championship fight against Aljamain Sterling. Although ‘Triple C’ didn’t get his hand raised, he proved that there is gas left in the tank. Shortly after losing, Moreno called out the former two-division
Sean O’Malley thought his preferred next opponent Henry Cejudo should’ve had his hand raised at UFC 288. On Saturday, May 6, Cejudo returned to the Octagon for the first time in three years. Despite his valiant effort, Aljamain Sterling defended the UFC 135-pound title by split decision. Similar to most close decisions, some people thought