“Body kick connected with righthand” – Henry Cejudo breaks down his performance against TJ Dillashaw from 2019
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Henry Cejudo revisits his fight against TJ Dillashaw
Henry Cejudo is really proud of his performance against TJ Dillashaw at UFC Fight Night 143. Cejudo takes to Twitter to break down one of the amazing combinations that he landed on his fighter during the fight.
Henry Cejudo is one of the greatest fighters of all time. Triple C has simultaneously held the flyweight and the bantamweight belt during his time in the UFC. Cejudo is not only a former two-division champion in UFC but is also an Olympic gold medalist. Cejudo fought in the UFC for six years and lost only twice. The former champion has an MMA record of 16-2-0 in his professional MMA career.
Cejudo fought TJ Dillashaw at UFC Fight Night 143 to defend his flyweight title. Henry destroyed TJ in the very first round to deny him a chance to become a two-division champion. TJ got knocked in under the first minute of the fight. Triple C was later booked to fight TJ in a rematch but the fight was canceled. Cejudo in a recent tweet posted a clip of him landing an amazing combination as the bell rang for the fight to begin.
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“Technique of the week” – Henry Cejudo revisits his title fight
“Technique of the week: body kick connected with righthand to a T,” wrote Cejudo in his recent tweet. In the tweet, he attached a video that shows Cejudo landing a body kick and landing a right hand on TJ’s face. Cejudo loads his kick which Dillashaw believes is a head kick, instead Triple C strikes the body of his opponent with his kick and stuns TJ. Cejudo is very quick to land a strong right hand to the face as soon as TJ puts his guard down.
Henry has not fought since the year 2020. After his title defense against Dominick Cruz in the bantamweight championship fight at UFC 249, Cejudo decided to hang his gloves and shock the world. However, in recent times, Henry has been teasing a comeback to the octagon and has been calling for a fight. Cejudo also reentered the USADA Pool to get himself tested.
Cejudo has been calling for a featherweight title shot in an ambitious attempt to become the first-ever fighter to become a three-division champion in the UFC. Cejudo has called out Alexander Volkanovski on several occasions but the featherweight champ has shown no interest in fighting the former two-division champion. Who do you think Cejudo should fight on his return to the octagon?
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