Henry Cejudo Calls Out Alex Pereira’s Entitled Attitude Amid Recent UFC Controversies
Alex Pereira is staying at heavyweight as he prepares to face Sergei Pavlovich in a five-round co-main event at UFC 335. The fight could have major implications for his position in the heavyweight title picture and his dream of making UFC history. With Ciryl Gane and Josh Hokit set to compete for the undisputed heavyweight …
UFC lightweight champion Henry Cejudo has criticized Alex Pereira's attitude and entitled behavior following recent controversies in the UFC. Pereira, who is set to fight Sergei Pavlovich at UFC 335, has been vocal in his criticism of referee Herb Dean and the UFC's heavyweight division lineup. Cejudo believes that Pereira has benefited from too many opportunities from the promotion, having received a fast-track to major fights since his debut in 2021.
While acknowledging Pereira's right to be frustrated about the illegal blows he received in his fight against Ciryl Gane, Cejudo argues that the Brazilian fighter needs to accept the loss and move forward, rather than expecting another title opportunity immediately. Cejudo suggests that Pereira should focus on winning more fights in the heavyweight division before another shot at the championship title.
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