Henry Cejudo will only be lured out of retirement if he can add more gold to his collection. Cejudo (16-2 MMA, 10-2 UFC), the former UFC bantamweight and flyweight champion, announced his retirement in May after defending his 135-pound title against Dominick Cruz at UFC 249. With an Olympic gold medal in wrestling and UFC title defenses in both divisions, Cejudo has separated himself from the pack with his combat sports accolades. Although he’s still in his prime, Cejudo isn’t interested in returning to the octagon for just any fight. If he were to make a comeback, he wants it to mean something to his legacy, and that would be to fight for a third UFC belt. “I feel like me winning a third belt in the UFC would cement me as the greatest fighter of all time in the sport of mixed martial arts, because nobody will be able to do that but ‘Triple C,’” Cejudo told self-proclaimed “street journalist” Adam Glyn .
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Henry Cejudo: Third UFC title win would ‘cement me as the greatest fighter of all time’ – MMA Junkie