Henry Cejudo Mocks Sean O’Malley After Injury at UFC 252

Henry Cejudo continues to demean Sean O’Malley after the latter’s crushing defeat against Marlon Vera in the co-main event of UFC 252 on August 15.

Since O’Malley’s undefeated run has been crushed, he has been at the receiving end of a lot of criticism from his fellow UFC contemporaries. From Cody Garbrandt to Henry Cejudo, all of O’Malley’s targeted opponents have bit back at him.

However, ‘Triple C’ Cejudo seems to be in a different league. He has been loading a string of attacks with several tweets to belittle the 25-year-old O’Malley.

Henry Cejudo continues to thrash ‘The Sugar’ Sean O’Malley

After the co-main event of UFC 252, Cejudo took to Twitter and labeled the bantamweight prodigy as “all bark.”

That wasn’t it for Cejudo. He went ahead with multiple verbal lashes and seemingly made the Sugar ‘bend his knee’ on Twitter. Cejudo posted a picture of O’Malley from his latest fight, where he is spotted crumbling down due to ankle complications.

While Cejudo had nothing to do with the incident, he tweeted out and wrote, “Sooner or later they all bend the knee”

Cejudo further allured the netizens by comparing his actions with O’Malley’s in a similar situation.

Cejudo retweeted a video and reminisced how he fought Demetrious Johnson and Marlon Moraes with a battered leg. To intensify the whole scenario, he added, “This two pump chump broke his nail and can’t compete.”

Despite having taken up retirement, ‘Triple C’ Cejudo has frequently called out his fellow UFC fighters on social media. While Cejudo has teased a possible fight against current featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski, he seemingly has his eyes on the bantamweight division as well.

Meanwhile, the flyweight roster has also risen to prominence with a brand-new champion in Deiveson Figueiredo. That said, Cejudo has a lot of options if he ever gets back into the cage.

What’s next for O’Malley?

Sean O’Malley is a young rising superstar, possessing a number of skills. Before UFC 252, he was the absolute hype train for the promotion.

Although he has faced a mere setback in his career, ‘The Sugar’ has the potential to bounce back stronger. He is still recognized as a top-dog in the bantamweight division. Thus, a couple of wins will bring him back into the title race.