Henry Cejudo Suggests Other Contender for UFC Champ Merab DValishvili Over ‘Stupid’ Sean O’Malley Rematch

Henry Cejudo Does Not Want to See UFC Bantamweight Champion Merab DVALISHVILI REMATCH SEAN O’Malley.

Dvalishvili (19-4 mma, 12-2 UFC) Dethroned O’Malley (18-2 mma, 10-2 UFC) to Become 135-Pound Champion at UFC 306. HE THEN RETAINED HIS TTE LANDING UMAMAR NURMAMAG UFC 311.

DVALISHVILI SAID HE’S OPEN TO RUNNING THINGS BACK WITH O’Malley Next, an Option Dana White Appeared to be on Board with Prior to UFC 311. However, Cejudo Has.

“I Think that’s stupid,“ Cejudo told “Home of Fight” on a dvalishvili vs. O’Malley rematch. “IT’s not like o’Malley is a pay-per-view king. His Fights Don’t do sh*t, man. I Think The Person That Sandhagen Sandhagen.

“That Fight with Sandhagen Makes A Lot of Sense. Sandhagen Could Potentilly Beat Him. … Sandhagen is Tricky. I Still Think Merab Beats Him, But He Has The Tools to Really Shut Out Merab’s Freaking Lights. That’s the Cool Thing About It. ”

Former UFC Dual-Champion Cejudo (16-4 MMA, 10-4 UFC) Will Look to Re-Enter The Title Picture HimSELF WHEN HEZES ON SONG Yadong (21-8-1 MMA, 10-3-1 UFC) in Saturday UFC FIGHT NIGHT 252 (ESPN+) Headliner at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle.

“My Original Goal When I Came Back After Having A Three-Year Layoff, I Really Did Win to Win That Third Division With (Alexander) Volkanovski,“ Cejudo Said. “That was the whole interaction of coming back. I get bored. There’s One Thing that I Understood Just My History or Who I Am: Dude, I’M A GREAT COMPETITOR, BUT I THINK I LIKE TO CONQUQUER AND MOVE ON.

“That was the Original Plan of My Comebacks. I’m a kid that dreams big. I’ve Got Lofty Goals. I’ve always been Different, and i’ve always wanted to challenge myself. I’ll be happy just to strip on another Belt and Say i did it ogain or know that i did it ogain. ”

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