SAN ANTONIO – Cory Sandhagen isn’t sure why Henry Cejudo retired if he’s still chasing after a title. Cejudo hung up his gloves after he retained his bantamweight title against Dominick Cruz in May 2020. Three years later, Cejudo will look to reclaim the belt he never lost when he challenges champion Aljamain Sterling in the UFC 288 headliner May 6. While Sandhagen (15-4 MMA, 8-3 UFC) doesn’t see Cejudo’s re-entry to the division’s top directly affecting him, he’s not a fan of him jumping the line.

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Cory Sandhagen: Henry Cejudo getting title shot out of retirement ‘seems a little bit lame to me’ – MMA Junkie

SAN ANTONIO – Cory Sandhagen isn’t sure why Henry Cejudo retired if he’s still chasing after a title. Cejudo hung up his gloves after he retained his bantamweight title against Dominick Cruz in May 2020. Three years later, Cejudo will look to reclaim the belt he never lost when he challenges champion Aljamain Sterling in the UFC 288 headliner May 6. While Sandhagen (15-4 MMA, 8-3 UFC) doesn’t see Cejudo’s re-entry to the division’s top directly affecting him, he’s not a fan of him jumping the line. “I guess I’m OK with it,” Sandhagen told MMA Junkie and other reporters at Wednesday’s pre-fight news conference for UFC on ESPN 43. “I do think that you shouldn’t be able to pop out of retirement and then just fight for a belt

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Cory Sandhagen: Henry Cejudo getting title shot out of retirement ‘seems a little bit lame to me’ – MMA Junkie