Henry Cejudo (Flyweight & Bantamweight)

About

Henry Cejudo is a renowned figure in combat sports, known for his exceptional achievements in both wrestling and mixed martial arts. Born on February 9, 1987, Cejudo made history by becoming the youngest American to win an Olympic gold medal in wrestling at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. This early success marked the beginning of a storied career. He transitioned to MMA, making his professional debut in 2013 and quickly establishing himself as a formidable fighter. Cejudo's MMA career is highlighted by his dual championships in the UFC, where he held titles in both the flyweight and bantamweight divisions. He defeated Demetrious Johnson to claim the flyweight title and later moved up to bantamweight, defeating Marlon Moraes for that title. Known as "Triple C," Cejudo's accomplishments make him one of the most decorated combat athletes, combining his Olympic gold with UFC championships. His personal life includes being married to Ana Karolina, with whom he has two children. Despite facing challenges, Cejudo remains a respected figure in the combat sports world.