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“A stupid fight for him” – Sean O’Malley explains why Bantamweight champion Henry Cejudo won’t fight him

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Sean O’Malley has made fun of UFC champion Henry Cejudo in the past

American UFC star Sean O’Malley doesn’t believe it makes a lot of sense for Henry Cejudo to fight him.

O’Malley, called ‘Sugar’ in the Octagon, is undefeated in his professional MMA career and has been making a name on social media too.

Sean O’Malley celebrates after a win in a UFC bout (UFC)

The 25-year-old also fights in the Bantamweight division as the champion Cejudo, and the champ was the subject of his latest joke on Instagram.

However, the American was speaking with Ariel Helwani on a recent show. And it was put to him if Cejudo vs O’Malley could happen for the title:

“I don’t think he wants it. I’ve had three fights in the UFC. It’s not a good match-up

“I’m 5’11, he’s 5’2.”

Henry Cejudo looks on in the first round of the UFC Flyweight Title Bout against Demetrious Johnson during UFC 227 (Photo by Joe Scarnici/Getty Images)

Helwani asked if Cejudo would say no to O’Malley, and the young fighter agreed with that statement:

“Yeah, I have a high level, I have just three fights in the UFC. Haven’t fought anyone that’s necessarily great.

“I believe in my skills and It would be a stupid fight for him since I am not even ranked.”

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The American finished this segment by claiming that he was training to ensure he can take on anyone in the Octagon.

A title shot for O’Malley seems a little early, and it is great he is keeping his feet grounded.

Sean O’Malley is undefeated in his professional MMA career (UFC)

Cejudo has won two division titles in the UFC and is considered as one of the best ever. O’Malley is 11-0 in his professional MMA career but only has fought thrice in the UFC.

His last one was a knockout win over Jose Alberto Quinonez and O’Malley has been training for a fight in July.

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Saiyed Adeem Karim

Ditching a corporate job to follow a dream isn't easy, but when football comes calling, who can say no? Been following the beautiful game since 1998. Liverpool addict, F1 fanatic!

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