It took Henry Cejudo a hot minute to get into the fight, but once the flyweight champion made some adjustments, he found a way to disrupt Marlon Moraes’ flow, using forward pressure and impeccable shot selection to pick up a technical knockout in the third round and capture the bantamweight crown in the UFC 238 main event on Saturday in Chicago. A former Olympic gold medalist in freestyle wrestling, Cejudo is now the fourth fighter in Ultimate Fighting Championship history to hold two titles simultaneously and is quickly carving out a legacy as one of the most accomplished combat sports athletes of his era.
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