Henry Cejudo: Net Worth 2024, Record, Height, Wife & Endorsements

Who is Henry Cejudo?

Henry Cejudo reached the pinnacle of his combat career when he defeated Marlon Moraes at UFC 238 and clinched the vacant UFC bantamweight title. This win made him the only fourth fighter in the promotion's history to hold two championships simultaneously. The American fighter boasts of an illustrious resume that also includes an Olympic gold medal. After enjoying a reign at the top, 'The Messenger' hung up his gloves in 2020, only to announce his comeback after a layoff of three years.

Henry Cejudo's early life

The 36-year-old fighter was born to Mexican immigrants Jorge Cejudo and Nelly Rico. He spent his early childhood in Los Angeles. However, Cejudo along with his family first moved to New Mexico and subsequently to Phoenix.

Cejudo is the youngest of his siblings, Jorge and Alonzo Cejudo, his brothers, and Ana Karolina, Maria, and Gloria Cejudo, his sisters.

Cejudo got enrolled at Grand Canyon University in 2010, the same year he picked up amateur boxing. He graduated in 2015 with a degree in theology. He found inspiration in his elder brother, Angel Cejudo, and devoted his focus to wrestling.

Henry Cejudo's wife and children

Henry Cejudo is married to Ana Karolina. The pair reportedly met through a mutual friend and officially tied the knot on September 17, 2021.

The couple is blessed with a beautiful daughter, America, and a son Enzo Carlos Cejudo.

Henry Cejudo's net worth 2024

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Henry Cejudo has a net worth of $2 million. The varied sources of his income majorly include money collected from fighting in the UFC. Besides, a small chunk is also amassed through endorsements.

The former champion took home the base salary of $350,00 when he last faced Dominick Cruz at UFC 249.

Henry Cejudo's career timeline

'Triple C' won his freshman titles in Arizona. In addition, he won the Colorado State Championships (CHSAA) as a junior and also as a senior. These accomplishments enabled him to feature in the USA Wrestling Magazine's Dream Team of High School All-Americans.

In 2006, he joined the United States Olympic Training Center in Colorado. Within a year of his senior debut, he won the US National Championship at 55 kilograms. He followed it with a bronze medal at the World Cup in 2007.

The most notable accomplishment in his life came in 2008 when he represented the United States at the Olympics. Cejudo won the gold in the 55kg category and became the youngest American wrestler to do so.

While he switched to MMA, the Los Angeles native had a brief stint in wrestling in 2015 when he faced Tony Ramos at the "Agon V: Iowa against the World" event. However, his opponent scored a come-from-behind victory and spoiled his return. Prior to his debut for UFC in 2014, the Olympic medalist fought under the banner of the World Fighting Federation and Legacy FC.

Cejudo extended his unbeaten record to 10-0 when he was awarded the title shot against Demetrious Johnson at UFC 197. While he failed to secure the title, after a wait of two years, he racked up a split decision win against 'Mighty Mouse' at UFC 227.

Following this, Cejudo mounted a challenge for the vacant UFC bantamweight title and etched his name in history after defeating Marlon Moraes at UFC 238. In a bid to focus on the 135 lbs division, he relinquished his flyweight title.

However, Cejudo surprised the MMA world as he announced his retirement from UFC after successfully defending his title against Dominick Cruz in May 2020. Markedly, he called off his retirement to face Aljamain Sterling at UFC 288 and lost via split decision.

For his next bout against Marlon Vera, in UFC 292, Cejudo withdrew owing to a shoulder injury. And now he is scheduled to face Merab Dvalishvili for UFC 298.

Henry Cejudo’s partnerships and endorsements

Cejudo has penned lucrative deals with Reebok, Everlast, Body Armour, Onnit, and MetroPCS.

Henry Cejudo’s investments

Cejudo has joined hands with MILLIONS.co as an athlete ambassador and investor.

Henry Cejudo’s career stats

Currently, Cejudo holds a professional record of 16-2. The fighter has won 8 fighters via knockout and 8 others by decision.

Henry Cejudo’s major achievements and awards

Ultimate Fighting Championship

• UFC Bantamweight Championship (One time)


• One successful title defense


• UFC Flyweight Championship (One time)


• One successful title defense


• Seventh two-division champion in UFC history


• Fourth simultaneous two-divisional champion


• Fight of the Night (One time) vs. Demetrious Johnson


• Performance of the Night (Three times) vs. Wilson Reis, T.J. Dillashaw, and Marlon Moraes

MMAjunkie

• 2018 Upset of the Year vs. Demetrious Johnson


• 2019 June Fight of the Month vs. Marlon Moraes

MMA Fighting

• 2018 Upset of the Year vs. Demetrious Johnson

MMA Weekly

• 2018 Upset of the Year vs. Demetrious Johnson

Freestyle wrestling

• National Wrestling Hall Of Fame


• 2018 inductee, distinguished member

2011

• 2nd place, silver medalist(s) Henri Deglane Challenge


• 1st place, gold medalist(s) Sunkist Kids International Open

• 1st place, gold medalist(s) Summer Olympics (55 kg)


• 1st place, gold medalist(s) Pan American Championships (55 kg)


• 1st place, gold medalist(s) US Olympic Team Trials (55 kg)


• 2nd place, silver medalist(s) U.S Senior National Championship (55 kg)


• John Smith Award winner

• 1st place, gold medalist(s) Pan American Games (55 kg)


• 1st place, gold medalist(s) Pan American Championships


• 1st place, gold medalist(s) US World Team Trials (55 kg)


• 1st place, gold medalist(s) U.S Senior National Championship (55 kg)

• 1st place, gold medalist(s) Pan American Championships


• 2nd place, silver medalist(s) US World Team Trials (55 kg)


• 1st place, gold medalist(s) U.S Senior National Championship (55 kg)

Henry Cejudo’s titles

• UFC Flyweight Championship, Cejudo vs. Johnson 2, August 2018, at UFC 227


• UFC Bantamweight Championship, UFC 238: Cejudo vs. Moraes, June 2019

Henry Cejudo's car collection

The former wrestler resides in Los Angeles, California. Further, he lives a lavish life and has an entourage of three luxurious rides to travel around.

The list includes a black 2020 Jeep Gladiator, a beige 2012 Mercedes-Benz ML350, and a black 2020 GMC Sierra 1500 Denali.

Henry Cejudo's socials