Published 13:51 IST, May 26th 2020
Henry Cejudo confirms retirement after 'wonderful ride' in a heartfelt statement
"Triple C" Henry Cejudo officially announced his retirement from the sport of MMA on social media this week, shutting the door on a possible return.
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Henry Cejudo ‘ Triple C’ successfully vanquished former bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz in ir last encounter at UFC 249 and went on to shock UFC fans by anuncing his retirement in post-fight interview. However, re were rumours that Henry Cejudo could lace up MMA gloves once again for one last dance in octagon. While UFC fans were already talking about a matchup between Henry Cejudo and fearweight champion Alexander Volkavski, ‘ King of Cringe’ released an official statement on social media and anunced in a heartfelt post that he will t be seen back in action, confirming his permanent retirement from sport.
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UFC: Henry Cejudo retirement anunced with a heartfelt mess
Henry Cejudo recently took to Instagram and confirmed his retirement. In mess, Henry Cejudo expressed his gratitude towards UFC president Dana White and stated that he will forever be grateful towards him and all fans for love he received through years. 'Triple C' furr thanked his coaches and teammates as he went on to label his UFC journey as a “wonderful ride”.
"Thank you for awesome experiences uncle @danawhite. I will forever be grateful. Thank you for taking a chance on sport that people thought would never make it. To all my coaches and fans it been a wonderful ride. Triple C is out. #retiredontop" wrote Henry Cejudo in caption.
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Since Henry Cejudo is longer a contender in UFC, bantamweight title has w been vacated. Jose Aldo was earlier scheduled to get next title shot against Henry Cejudo, but Cejudo’s retirement has changed a lot of dynamics in current bantamweight division. Since Marlon Moraes is currently number one-ranked bantamweight fighter, Brazilian is expected to go up against Aljamain Sterling for vacant belt. However, official confirmation has been given by UFC officials just yet as y plan for life without Henry Cejudo.
UFC: Henry Cejudo's post-retirement plans
Henry Cejudo already revealed his post-retirement plans during an interview with ESPN. Olympic gold medallist claimed that he is planning to conquer real estate world after dominating octagon. As per Henry Cejudo’s statement, he has already purchased some properties and is planning to explore more of business world.
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Henry Cejudo Career record- Wins: 16, Losses: 2
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Im courtesy: Henry Cejudo Twitter
13:51 IST, May 26th 2020