Henry Cejudo is 1-1 with the retired Demetrious Johnson, losing to him by knockout at UFC 197 before avenging the loss two years later at UFC 227 in 2018.

Cejudo scored a mildly controversial knockout of Dominick Cruz in the co-main event of UFC 249 on May 9. Following the fight, Cejudo made the shocking announcement that he planned to retire from ...

“Two minutes, 49 seconds,” Cejudo bluntly states of the time of the knockout in the first round as a result of a knee and a series of punches in his first professional loss that night.

Henry Cejudo is willing to be Dominick Cruz's last dance. Former UFC bantamweight champion Cruz (24-4 MMA, 7-3 UFC) recently revealed that he's looking to compete one more time next year before ...

Cejudo was highly impressed with Johnson's knockout. Cejudo excitedly branded DJ a top pound-for-pound fighter and suggested that it was poetic that 'Mighty Mouse' got revenge on Moraes using a knee.

Meanwhile, Cejudo (16-3) came back from retirement and lost his first fight since a split decision loss to Demetrious Johnson in December 2016. Before UFC 288.