After UFC Brooklyn, what’s next for the flyweight and bantamweight divisions?
The main event at UFC Brooklyn not only had high stakes, it ended in 38-seconds and Cejudo with his hand raised while Dana White strapped the new Legacy belt around his waist.
Did he save the flyweight division? That question has yet to be answered, however, Cejudo sure did make a statement as he knocked out the bantamweight king, TJ Dillashaw in the first round.
Dillashaw has made it clear that he wants a rematch at 125-pounds because he feels the referee stopped the match too early. Although Cejudo is willing to rematch Dillashaw at 125 or 135-pounds, many fighters want the champions to return to their respective divisions to continue building them by allowing the rightful challengers a shot at gold.
With the fate of UFC’s flyweight division still unknown, here are the potential next matchups for Henry Cejudo, TJ Dillashaw, and their divisions:
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