UFC legend Henry Cejudo has accused heavyweight superstar Alex Pereira of skipping the line in his pursuit of a third UFC title.Pereira was upset that the UFC did not give him an immediate rematch against UFC heavyweight champion Ciryl Gane…

Former two-division UFC champion Henry Cejudo has accused Alex Pereira of being "spoiled" by UFC opportunities and skipping the line in pursuit of a third UFC title. Pereira is currently competing in the heavyweight division as he prepares for an upcoming five-round co-main event bout against Sergei Pavlovich at UFC 335.
Cejudo criticized Pereira's attitude, claiming the Brazilian has benefited from preferential pathing toward championship contention. The scheduled contest against Pavlovich is expected to carry major implications for the heavyweight title picture while Ciryl Gane and Josh Hokit compete for the undisputed belt.
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