Jon Jones is grateful to Henry Cejudo for allowing him to train at his gym. Jon Jones is getting ready to return to the UFC Octagon after a three-year absence. Throughout his many years in the UFC light heavyweight division, Jones was among the best. He ruled the 205 division for years but is now
Henry Cejudo has his doubts when it comes to Aljamain Sterling fighting him. Cejudo Doesn’t Trust Sterling The former two-division champion has been down to fight ‘Funkmaster’ for quite a while. Cejudo has campaigned to take on Sterling at UFC 284 in February, UFC 285 in March as well as UFC 287 in April.
Henry Cejudo believes Jon Jones is one impressive finish away from earning the No. 1 pound-for-pound rankings in the UFC. Cejudo has been helping “Bones” prepare for his long-awaited Octagon return next month. Jones will be taking on former interim UFC heavyweight champion Ciryl Gane for the undisputed heavyweight title. The title was vacated by
Henry Cejudo is eyeing a future matchup against Alexander Volkanovski at 145 pounds. After failing to become a two-division UFC champion, Volkanovski will most likely be returning to the featherweight division. Before ‘The Great’ fought Islam Makhachev in the UFC 284 main event, Yair Rodriguez secured the interim 145-pound title against Josh Emmett in the
Henry Cejudo has changed his mind when it comes to scoring Alex Volkanovski vs. Islam Makhachev. The two champions fought it out at UFC 284 with the super-fight reaching the distance. The judges scorecards had it as a unanimous decision victory for Makhachev, who’d retain his lightweight title. However, not everybody saw it that way
Henry Cejudo doesn’t think that the upcoming clash between UFC featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski and lightweight champion Islam Makhachev is getting the hype it deserves. The pair will headline the upcoming UFC 284 pay-per-view (PPV) from Australia. Volkanovksi will attempt to capture a second division title simultaneously, while Makhachev is looking to earn the No.
Aljamain Sterling puts a halt to reports of him fighting Henry Cejudo at UFC 287 in April. Sterling Confirms He’ll Be Fighting In May The UFC Bantamweight Champion says he won’t be ready for his next title defense until a month later in May. While the recovering Sterling’s next move has been delayed yet again,
Henry Cejudo wants to see Conor McGregor stay at 145 or 155 pounds when, and if, he makes his highly anticipated return to the Octagon. ‘Triple C’ is currently in the process of his own return to competition after retiring nearly three years ago. Cejudo is rumored to return at a weight class he once
Aljamain Sterling is slated to defend the UFC bantamweight championship against the returning Henry Cejudo this spring. First reported by MMA Fighting, the 135-pound title clash is being targeted for UFC 287 on April 8. No other information has been disclosed by the promotion at this time, including location or venue. UPDATE: Reports of a
As Islam Makhachev prepares for the biggest fight of his mixed martial arts career, one of the most important building blocks in his climb to the top of the UFC lightweight division will be missing. Makhachev’s longtime coach and UFC Hall of Famer Khabib Nurmagomedov is stepping away from the world of coaching. As a
Former flyweight champion Henry Cejudo took a look at UFC 283’s flyweight championship fight and gave his thoughts. As a former UFC flyweight champion and as a person who has trained with Deiveson Figueiredo in the past, Henry Cejudo had a special interest in the UFC 283 co-main event. He was watching on as his
Henry Cejudo wasn’t happy with Brandon Moreno’s UFC 283 post-fight interview. ‘The Assassin Baby’ was all smiles after ending his quadrilogy rivalry against Deiveson Figueiredo. Moreno won by a third-round doctor’s stoppage TKO and regained the UFC undisputed flyweight championship. After his big win, the Mexican-born fighter was speaking in Spanish when he said, ‘Viva
UFC 285 is shaping up to be a great card… but it’s missing one Sean O’Malley. ‘It Would’ve Been Perfect, Me vs. Henry’ Following his win over Petr Yan, the #1 bantamweight contender was hoping to get a crack at UFC gold. Since the injured champ Aljamain Sterling likely won’t fight in March, O’Malley wouldn’t mind fighting
Francis Ngannou reportedly turned down $24 million as part of the UFC’s final offer and Henry Cejudo commends him for doing so. After nearly two years of negotiations, Ngannou and the UFC were unable to reach an agreement on a new contract. The UFC’s offer would have made ‘The Predator’ the highest-paid heavyweight in promotional
Jon Jones has been gearing up for his UFC return by working with former two-division titleholder Henry Cejudo. Jones will finally make his long-awaited heavyweight debut, challenging No. 1 ranked contender Ciryl Gane for the now-vacant championship this March. The title was previously held by the promotion’s last-standing African-born champion Francis Ngannou. ‘The Predator’ will
Deiveson Figueiredo plans to move up and fight for the bantamweight title The Brazilian vows not to take on Henry Cejudo in a title fight UFC flyweight champion Deiveson Figueiredo is planning to make history this year by becoming a double champion after defending his title against Brandon Moreno at UFC 283. However, the Brazilian