Henry Cejudo rips Conor McGregor after UFC 288 loss

After Henry Cejudo lost at UFC 288, Conor McGregor took to Twitter to offer help. Cejudo ripped McGregor after hearing his comments.

After a closely contested loss at UFC 288, Henry Cejudo ripped Conor McGregor for his criticism of his fight with Aljamain Sterling. Cejudo lost a razor-close split decision to the champion Sterling coming off a 3-year layoff.

There were a lot of positive tweets and mentions about Henry Cejudo's title loss but there was also some criticism. One person that took to Twitter to criticize Cejudo and to give him a little advice was none other than “The Notorious” Conor McGregor.

Conor McGregor reacts to Aljamain Sterling beating Henry Cejudo in hilarious video 🤣😭 pic.twitter.com/cawwXNMUsa

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McGregor claimed he bet a ton of money on Aljamain Sterling to beat Henry Cejudo. He supposedly went on a little bit of a spending spree after cashing out his winnings. He also gave Cejudo a bit of advice where if he just switched stances things could have been a lot different.

Cejudo didn't take it kindly when he heard that McGregor was giving out advice and how he could have won the fight.

"Conor McGregor don't got sh*t on my resume."

Henry Cejudo fires back at Conor McGregor's criticism after his #UFC288 loss.

Full interview: https://t.co/5pbPCrbU1h pic.twitter.com/1w5CuIEgHR

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“Conor McGregor don't got sh*t on my resume, that's all I got to say. He's been stopped after a 3-year layoff, what I have been able to do and compete. And then hearing the boos from the crowd once they announced the winner, that says a lot to me.”

Henry Cejudo came off a 3-year layoff to fight against the pound-for-pound best bantamweight fighter for the championship and lost by a closely contested split decision. You can't say the same about Conor McGregor who after a 2-year layoff got finished in round 4 against Khabib Nurmagomedov. Also, McGregor hasn't tasted victory since January 2020 against Donald Cerrone.

Henry Cejudo is still uncertain about what is next for him. He is a competitor through and through and as he says if he's not first he is last. Cejudo also has a lot weighing on him with him and his wife expecting their second child and whether or not it's worth fighting if it isn't for a title. We just have to wait and see what will be next for “Triple C” Henry Cejudo.