One foot in one foot out is never a good sign, Henry was always entertaining regardless of the cringe hope his retirement doesn’t get over looked by merab
Bro he was scared last fight his lil short as was landing with his hands he just didn’t let them go ! Even that Asian coach told him boxing style in the last round .
Cejudo firing captain Eric in front of the camera months ago and then Eric moving on training Costa but won't corner him now and will do it for Cejudo who never wanted him in this training camp to begin with. Entire team is really cringe P4P 🎉🎉🎉
Henry cejudo is one of those guys I just don’t like, his charecter just isn’t there, and he proves it firing his coach like th at and now lieing about it
Not a hardcore fan here. But I don't understand why he retired in 2020 (may be covid?). He missed good 3 years that he could have dominated the division (may be both) and stayed the champ for a while. If not may be could have become a real triple C (UFC) had he tried 145.
I won’t disagree w Cejudo on this fight determining who the real champ/ best bantamweight is. Anyone who isn’t a Sean fanboy knows Sean lost to Yan and obviously Yan was beat by Medan and we all know if Metal wasn’t a duck up to Aljo he would’ve beat him The Cejudo we saw fight Sterling was out of the cage for 2 years and was 36 years old, at the end of his prime in a weight division that favors the young. It’s a good idea to bet on Merab, but this fight is gonna show if Henry can prove he’s still the best. The fact he went to a draw w the former champ w the factors that he had coming into the fight and had a bad score card w the 5th round (even tho he lost the fight imo) it was still close. Hope it’ll be a good fight
No he lost. It wasn't that close and it was the judges known for being corrupt. Just like Cejudo didn't beat DJ in that second fight. Same group of judges.
@@sadpotato2knah dude his awkwardness is so funny 😂😂, you can obviously tell he fired his coach and he’s trying to do damage control and play it off. It’s like an episode of the office, he reminds me of Michael Scott 😂
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:01 🥊 *Henry Cejudo's mindset for upcoming fight* - Cejudo feels prepared after his previous fight, aiming to maintain a solid performance despite fighting for three rounds instead of five. 01:11 🏋️♂️ *Approach to stylistic matchup with Morab* - Cejudo discusses the strategic challenges of facing Morab, emphasizing the importance of controlling the opponent's upper body and addressing the significance of top control in wrestling. 02:08 🤼♂️ *Training dynamics with Eric Albarracin* - Cejudo explains his decision to train apart from Eric Albarracin due to Albarracin's commitment to other fighters, but highlights the collaboration and communication during fight preparation. 03:30 💡 *Cejudo's future plans in MMA* - Cejudo outlines his goal to secure two fights in the bantamweight division before moving up to the featherweight division, aiming for a title shot and asserting his determination to achieve his objectives. 04:52 💼 *Cejudo's retirement perspective and motivation* - Cejudo expresses his all-or-nothing mindset towards his MMA career, emphasizing his focus on achieving championship titles and his readiness to retire if he can't attain his goals. 05:34 🧠 *Reflecting on past fights and future aspirations* - Cejudo discusses the impact of his previous fights and retirements on his mindset, highlighting his contentment with his accomplishments and his renewed determination to pursue greatness in MMA. 08:26 🏆 *Acceptance of pressure and retirement considerations* - Cejudo acknowledges the pressure he faces in his upcoming fight and reiterates his willingness to retire if he cannot achieve his championship aspirations, emphasizing his competitive nature and desire for success. 10:03 🌟 *Reflecting on retirement decisions and career aspirations* - Cejudo reflects on his previous retirements and his determination to pursue his goals, drawing inspiration from other athletes and expressing his desire to share his knowledge and experiences with future generations. 12:52 🗣️ *Cejudo's perspective on upcoming fight and retirement* - Cejudo responds to Dana White's comments regarding his and Morab's career decisions, accepting criticism and acknowledging the importance of timing in retirement decisions while expressing confidence in his abilities. 13:59 🔄 *Cejudo's post-fighting plans and aspirations* - Cejudo discusses his post-fighting aspirations, emphasizing his interest in teaching and counseling other athletes to achieve success, highlighting his approach of sharing knowledge without seeking to recruit fighters. 16:35 🥊 *Predictions on upcoming fights* - Henry discusses his predictions for upcoming fights on the same card. - Volkanovski's game plan and adjustment needs are highlighted for his fight against Toreya. - Cejudo predicts Cheeto Vera's victory against Marlon Moraes if he brings aggressive fighting early on. 20:14 💥 *Cejudo's strategy against Morab* - Cejudo emphasizes the need for a versatile approach, focusing on both striking and wrestling. - He suggests he's prepared for any scenario and intends to utilize his varied skill set during the fight. 21:57 🇪🇸 *Spanish question on Toreya vs. Volkanovski fight* - Cejudo discusses his predictions for the Toreya vs. Volkanovski fight in Spanish. - He analyzes the strategies of both fighters, emphasizing movement against direct striking. 24:20 🏆 *Cejudo's competitive mindset and future goals* - Cejudo expresses his competitive nature and desire to achieve greatness in both MMA and wrestling. - He highlights his commitment to pursuing excellence and having higher goals beyond just fighting. 25:38 🥇 *Reflections on Olympic achievements* - Cejudo reflects on the significance of his Olympic gold medal in wrestling. - He shares the immense pride and surreal feeling of being an Olympic champion, emphasizing the importance of wrestling in his life and career. Made with HARPA AI
So you got a point of view on every fighter what they should do and what they shouldn’t I think you should focus on what you should do Henry because you got a big fight ahead of you stop worrying about others
The truth is the truth. It really did happen. Look it up. The only part I got wrong is it was a 150 metre race and it was not even close right from the start.@@NRC613
Uh oh he went to a swoop haircut instead of the static shock spikeup, merab round 1
Lol
Lol😂😂😂😂
One foot in one foot out is never a good sign, Henry was always entertaining regardless of the cringe hope his retirement doesn’t get over looked by merab
Bro he was scared last fight his lil short as was landing with his hands he just didn’t let them go ! Even that Asian coach told him boxing style in the last round .
Yup this is why ilia smoked Volk
Henry isn't on my Mount Rushmore.
Not even my 125 or 135 Mouunt Rushmore
He's still on mine for beating prime DJ and prime EPO Dillashots
@Turtle_Stulu lol OK I was talking about MINE
@@ToDaMaxxxIt’s not all about you kid
Well I guess ur done then
Don't understand why he's been bothering with 135. If your goals 145 just go up to 145.
Ot was ufc influence. They should have just given hin a shot at volk like he wanted.
Made. Massive mistake retiring after Cruz , he tried to get more money but Dana was never interested in that
The cringe lord is done.
Let's goo henry
Goodbye Henry 👋🏾 should’ve stayed retired
Cejudo firing captain Eric in front of the camera months ago and then Eric moving on training Costa but won't corner him now and will do it for Cejudo who never wanted him in this training camp to begin with. Entire team is really cringe P4P 🎉🎉🎉
Well
Henry cejudo is one of those guys I just don’t like, his charecter just isn’t there, and he proves it firing his coach like th at and now lieing about it
Love Cejudo
Merab ftw
Henry sucks
Not a hardcore fan here. But I don't understand why he retired in 2020 (may be covid?). He missed good 3 years that he could have dominated the division (may be both) and stayed the champ for a while. If not may be could have become a real triple C (UFC) had he tried 145.
GOT’EM!
Let's go Henry get that win
😂😂😂😂 get that win huh
Henry winning this easily
This aged like milk.
DonTrump2024- Nope , Henry lost.
I won’t disagree w Cejudo on this fight determining who the real champ/ best bantamweight is. Anyone who isn’t a Sean fanboy knows Sean lost to Yan and obviously Yan was beat by Medan and we all know if Metal wasn’t a duck up to Aljo he would’ve beat him
The Cejudo we saw fight Sterling was out of the cage for 2 years and was 36 years old, at the end of his prime in a weight division that favors the young. It’s a good idea to bet on Merab, but this fight is gonna show if Henry can prove he’s still the best. The fact he went to a draw w the former champ w the factors that he had coming into the fight and had a bad score card w the 5th round (even tho he lost the fight imo) it was still close. Hope it’ll be a good fight
Lots of "ifs"
Sean didnt lose to yan its a close fight
No he lost. It wasn't that close and it was the judges known for being corrupt. Just like Cejudo didn't beat DJ in that second fight. Same group of judges.
best bantamweight is cruz
He should say, i been away a long time, i might win, but i could loose, listen its been 3 years, lets see if i still got it
Henry is funny af
Yes, if you are 12 year old
@@sadpotato2knah dude his awkwardness is so funny 😂😂, you can obviously tell he fired his coach and he’s trying to do damage control and play it off. It’s like an episode of the office, he reminds me of Michael Scott 😂
Took 3 rounds but still you will loose anyway. Meraab all day
*lose
Loving those threads.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:01 🥊 *Henry Cejudo's mindset for upcoming fight*
- Cejudo feels prepared after his previous fight, aiming to maintain a solid performance despite fighting for three rounds instead of five.
01:11 🏋️♂️ *Approach to stylistic matchup with Morab*
- Cejudo discusses the strategic challenges of facing Morab, emphasizing the importance of controlling the opponent's upper body and addressing the significance of top control in wrestling.
02:08 🤼♂️ *Training dynamics with Eric Albarracin*
- Cejudo explains his decision to train apart from Eric Albarracin due to Albarracin's commitment to other fighters, but highlights the collaboration and communication during fight preparation.
03:30 💡 *Cejudo's future plans in MMA*
- Cejudo outlines his goal to secure two fights in the bantamweight division before moving up to the featherweight division, aiming for a title shot and asserting his determination to achieve his objectives.
04:52 💼 *Cejudo's retirement perspective and motivation*
- Cejudo expresses his all-or-nothing mindset towards his MMA career, emphasizing his focus on achieving championship titles and his readiness to retire if he can't attain his goals.
05:34 🧠 *Reflecting on past fights and future aspirations*
- Cejudo discusses the impact of his previous fights and retirements on his mindset, highlighting his contentment with his accomplishments and his renewed determination to pursue greatness in MMA.
08:26 🏆 *Acceptance of pressure and retirement considerations*
- Cejudo acknowledges the pressure he faces in his upcoming fight and reiterates his willingness to retire if he cannot achieve his championship aspirations, emphasizing his competitive nature and desire for success.
10:03 🌟 *Reflecting on retirement decisions and career aspirations*
- Cejudo reflects on his previous retirements and his determination to pursue his goals, drawing inspiration from other athletes and expressing his desire to share his knowledge and experiences with future generations.
12:52 🗣️ *Cejudo's perspective on upcoming fight and retirement*
- Cejudo responds to Dana White's comments regarding his and Morab's career decisions, accepting criticism and acknowledging the importance of timing in retirement decisions while expressing confidence in his abilities.
13:59 🔄 *Cejudo's post-fighting plans and aspirations*
- Cejudo discusses his post-fighting aspirations, emphasizing his interest in teaching and counseling other athletes to achieve success, highlighting his approach of sharing knowledge without seeking to recruit fighters.
16:35 🥊 *Predictions on upcoming fights*
- Henry discusses his predictions for upcoming fights on the same card.
- Volkanovski's game plan and adjustment needs are highlighted for his fight against Toreya.
- Cejudo predicts Cheeto Vera's victory against Marlon Moraes if he brings aggressive fighting early on.
20:14 💥 *Cejudo's strategy against Morab*
- Cejudo emphasizes the need for a versatile approach, focusing on both striking and wrestling.
- He suggests he's prepared for any scenario and intends to utilize his varied skill set during the fight.
21:57 🇪🇸 *Spanish question on Toreya vs. Volkanovski fight*
- Cejudo discusses his predictions for the Toreya vs. Volkanovski fight in Spanish.
- He analyzes the strategies of both fighters, emphasizing movement against direct striking.
24:20 🏆 *Cejudo's competitive mindset and future goals*
- Cejudo expresses his competitive nature and desire to achieve greatness in both MMA and wrestling.
- He highlights his commitment to pursuing excellence and having higher goals beyond just fighting.
25:38 🥇 *Reflections on Olympic achievements*
- Cejudo reflects on the significance of his Olympic gold medal in wrestling.
- He shares the immense pride and surreal feeling of being an Olympic champion, emphasizing the importance of wrestling in his life and career.
Made with HARPA AI
Go cejudo
So you got a point of view on every fighter what they should do and what they shouldn’t I think you should focus on what you should do Henry because you got a big fight ahead of you stop worrying about others
can we take a sec to give props 2 Henry on that hoodie. Hits fire
this man is delusional at this point in his career
Get that knock out
Not betting on him
Guys a fool
I'm rooting for Cejudo because I want to see his career continue but I think Merab's pace will be too much.
He can always go box Jake Paul if he somehow loses.
Lol😂
Merab broke him
Merab going to be celebrating Henry retiring Sat night....
Let's go Merab
11:02 This mentality will get you killed in the cage
I swear if he loses to merab
He probably will, kind of reminds me of when Masvidal fought burns and it was like he either wins and fights for the belt or loses and retires
@@itsct2140 Yeah, it's quite probable.
He almost has a Brazilian accent when he speaks Spanish
It’s a skill to be annoying in two languages. You’re gonna retire and be embarrassed by Merab.
T Rex already retired wtf?
Henry bet on himself and lost. Lesson for future champs who want to hold ufc up with their "retirements"
Wouldn’t it be better If Henry just translated for himself I just don’t understand why we have a translator for a bilingual speaker.
It is for the viewer.
When Henry speaks i click
marob to droky to win
Donavan Bailey kicked Micheal johnson's ass in the 200 metres- that's your hero cringy henry???
Hater
The truth is the truth. It really did happen. Look it up. The only part I got wrong is it was a 150 metre race and it was not even close right from the start.@@NRC613
No way chito beats omalley not this time last one was 100 percent bs a win is a win but that was a fluke win imo