Henry Cejudo and Rob Font are reportedly in line to headline UFC Seattle on February 22nd.
UFC Seattle — also known as UFC Fight Night 252 — takes place on Feb. 22 at the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle , Washington, and also includes a middleweight title bout. Multiple outlets confirmed that the fight is in the works following an initial report. A former title holder at both 135 and 125 pounds, Cejudo returned from a three-year retirement in 2023, falling to via split decision in a bantamweight title bout at UFC 288.
The Olympic gold medalist returned to action at UFC 298 this past February, when he dropped a three-round verdict to current bantamweight king Cruz, who has enjoyed two separate reigns as UFC bantamweight champ, has seen his career derailed by injuries on multiple occasions. The 39-year-old Alliance MMA standout has been a regular at the broadcast table in recent months, but this will be his first bout since suffering a fourth-round KO loss against. The 37-year-old Font is 2-4 in his last six promotional outings. Most recently, the New England Cartel product snapped a two-bout skid with a unanimous decision triumph ove
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