Henry Cejudo is a retired mixed martial artist and former Olympic wrestler from the United States. Cejudo’s notable achievements in MMA include winning the UFC flyweight championship and the UFC bantamweight championship.
He is one of the few fighters in UFC history to hold titles in two weight classes simultaneously, and he is also known for his rivalry with other top fighters in his divisions, such as Demetrious Johnson, TJ Dillashaw, and Dominick Cruz.
In May 2020, Cejudo announced his retirement from MMA after successfully defending his bantamweight title. However, he has since made hints about a potential comeback, leaving fans and fellow fighters speculating about his future in the sport.
Who has Henry Cejudo lost to?
Henry Cejudo has lost twice in his professional mixed martial arts (MMA) career. Here are the details of his losses:
- Demetrious Johnson – UFC 197 (April 23, 2016): Cejudo lost to Demetrious Johnson via TKO in the first round. This was a UFC flyweight championship bout, and it was Cejudo’s first career loss.
- Joseph Benavidez – UFC 152 (December 3, 2016): Cejudo lost to Joseph Benavidez via split decision in a flyweight bout. This loss occurred during Cejudo’s early MMA career, prior to him joining the UFC.
What is Henry Cejudo ranked?
UFC removed Henry Cejudo from the official bantamweight rankings as he announced his retirement from professional mixed martial arts (MMA) after his last fight in May 2020.
Prior to his retirement, Cejudo was ranked as one of the top fighters in the UFC bantamweight and flyweight divisions. He held the UFC bantamweight championship and was also a former UFC flyweight champion.
Cejudo was widely considered one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world during his active fighting career, and he had notable wins over top-ranked opponents such as Demetrious Johnson, TJ Dillashaw, Marlon Moraes, and Dominick Cruz, among others.