Media Henry Cejudo comments on Sean's loss

[Black0ut]

I actually don’t mind Triple C but he needs to stfu up on this one lol

 

[KillerIsBack V2]

Henry is bitter because he badly miscalculated on his little retirement gambit.

Why do people keep saying that. It worked perfectly with no down side.

He got a:-
-free title shot in his return fight
- wife and had a kid and spent a 2 year vacation with them
- 2 years out USADA testing pool
- 3 year to recover any damage

If I had to play devil advocate for your case, maybe just ring rust, but that didn’t show at all.

 

[Steve Fox]

The entitlement from Usman and Cejudo is honestly insane

100% agree. This podcast is basically them stroking their egos, throwing shade and being fake af for the audience, expect Cejudo, he is as real as it gets and its cringe af.

 

[moosaev]

Why do people keep saying that. It worked perfectly with no down side.

He got a:-
-free title shot in his return fight
- wife and had a kid and spent a 2 year vacation with them
- 2 years out USADA testing pool
- 3 year to recover any damage

If I had to play devil advocate for your case, maybe just ring rust, but that didn’t show at all.

He lost his prime earning years at the moment he had the highest capacity to earn (being a champ), there was plenty of time to rest, vacation, and start a family down the road. Everything you wrote is just cope tbh. Good for him that he still built a good life for himself, but it was still the wrong move.

 

[Krimzon]

other than vs mighty mouse, I dont remember ever seeing Cejudo hurt. Would like to see how CCC vs O Malley plays out. CCC's a bit long in the tooth, but he's got better strikes than Merab and may be able to implement a similar TD heavy gameplan

 

[JBJisGOAT14]

Manlet on Lanklet crime

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Lmao dude standing on a box calling other cucks. Lmao funny as hell.

 

[GluttonforPunishment]

No man it's a fair thing to say. I have a job that requires I move around a lot and have to stay out for extended periods of time (like Cejudo had), and it's the only reason I don't have kids yet.

If that's your business then family might not be for you. If your lifestyle doesn't permit it. Then how is that an excuse. Military men stay away for years and still have families. Hell Anderson silva has like 3 kids throughout his career. Don't remember him retiring to have a "family". You get someone that understands your lifestyle.

 

[El Panteron]

If that's your business then family might not be for you. If your lifestyle doesn't permit it. Then how is that an excuse. Military men stay away for years and still have families. Hell Anderson silva has like 3 kids throughout his career. Don't remember him retiring to have a "family". You get someone that understands your lifestyle.

You want to be close to your kids therefore family is not for you has to be one of the most stupid things I'll read all year. Thank you I guess.

And brother, if I wanted to live like military men I'd be wearing a uniform and killing brown kids. Not my cup of tea.

 

[KillerIsBack V2]

He lost his prime earning years at the moment he had the highest capacity to earn (being a champ), there was plenty of time to rest, vacation, and start a family down the road. Everything you wrote is just cope tbh. Good for him that he still built a good life for himself, but it was still the wrong move.

Prime earning years? You dont think he was making enough money running around with Tyson and the Paul brothers doing podcasts and gay social media bs? He had and still has tons of sponsors unrelated to UFC contract during that time off. Hell he probably lost some of those sponsors after coming back.

The only MMA fighter that could have retired on MMA money alone is probably conor. And both him and cejudo came bk to fight only for fun cause they love it, the have other better sources of income.

 

[moosaev]

Prime earning years? You dont think he was making enough money running around with Tyson and the Paul brothers doing podcasts and gay social media bs? He had and still has tons of sponsors unrelated to UFC contract during that time off. Hell he probably lost some of those sponsors after coming back.

The only MMA fighter that could have retired on MMA money alone is probably conor. And both him and cejudo came bk to fight only for fun cause they love it, the have other better sources of income.

Dude, UFC champs make 7 figures at least for every title fight when you factor in PPV points. Are you actually arguing that Henry has been making millions of dollars per year off of podcasts and sponsorships? You can't seriously believe that lol.

 

[RichardHarrow]

When is Henry going to realize no gives a fuc about him, no one cares about his fights, no one would care if he retired today. The guy is doing whatever he can to stay relevent. Ive never heard anyone say "Lets watch Henry Cejudo fight this saturday!" lmao the envy he has for other fighters is crazy

He was a phenomenal fighter in his day . What are you on ?

 

[blaseblase]

Henry is bitter because he badly miscalculated on his little retirement gambit.

The guy quit while on top of the world and in his prime, because....he wanted to raise a family? As if other fighters don't do that simultaneously while fighting. Or as if he couldn't have waited a couple years.

The baby phase is the worst phase of raising a kid, I'd much rather be working during those first couple of years and be home for when they actually become people.

 

[arcadeperfect]

Cejudo's win over Mighty Mouse was a robbery.

 

[Bob Sagat]

The guy quit while on top of the world and in his prime, because....he wanted to raise a family? As if other fighters don't do that simultaneously while fighting. Or as if he couldn't have waited a couple years.

It's one thing to retire on your own terms after a long and respectable career and truly pass the torch.
It's another thing entirely to 'retire', sit on the sidelines, shit talk people constantly while trying to hype and tease your return while you cherrypick your return.
He's annoying and I'm glad he got handled at the end of his career.

The baby phase is the worst phase of raising a kid, I'd much rather be working during those first couple of years and be home for when they actually become people.

Ideally, you don't try to plan around welching on the hardest part of raising a kid.

 

[burningspear]

Yeah henry, sean failed to beat merab too, sort of eskimo bros

 

[Tapatio]

Healthy Groin Henry > Sean "Torn Labia" O'Malley

 

[moosaev]

The guy quit while on top of the world and in his prime, because....he wanted to raise a family? As if other fighters don't do that simultaneously while fighting. Or as if he couldn't have waited a couple years.

The baby phase is the worst phase of raising a kid, I'd much rather be working during those first couple of years and be home for when they actually become people.

Lol right.

Btw i think Islam got married, had a kid, and then had another kid all while being champ. The window for starting a family is much longer than the window for earning UFC championship purses. Henry is almost 40, he squandered his prime earning years and he'll never get those back. As a father and husband he's still in his prime and will be so for many years to come, and as you said he could've done both concurrently. It was a dumb decision.

 

[GluttonforPunishment]

You want to be close to your kids therefore family is not for you has to be one of the most stupid things I'll read all year. Thank you I guess.

And brother, if I wanted to live like military men I'd be wearing a uniform and killing brown kids. Not my cup of tea.

Yet during his "retirement" he was on numerous podcasts nearly everyday. Most in person. But die on that hill pal.

 

[Fact Checker]

That’s actually a pretty solid podcast episode. CCC is just so great at breaking down fights and 100% hit the nail with his earlier prediction on the O’Malley Merab fight.


I also have to say Usman is actually great behind the mic as an analyst. He’s phenomenal at articulating UFC politics, behind the scenes action, and what goes on inside a fighters head during preparation, fights, etc.


Very solid duo, they both have a bright future in this business.