Henry Cejudo is fresh off a third-round TKO win from UFC 238, but it may be a while before we see the bantamweight and flyweight champion in the Octagon again.
According to ESPN, Cejudo sustained an injury in the first round of his June 8 fight with Marlon Moraes. Per the report, Cejudo tore his subscapularis muscle, and with recovery for the surgery taking up to five months, it’s highly unlikely that Cejudo will be ready to fight before the end of the year.
Cejudo revealed the news of the successful surgery to his fans on social media.
. Thank you Dr. Tokush at Mayo Clinic for performing a successful surgery with tremendous skill, passion , precision and care. Because of you I be able to attack my rehab with confidence & the same fervor and focus as my training . Everything in Life happens for a reason. This will make me better . Thank you for support & Don’t count me out just yet I will be back faster than you say Olympic Champ , UFC Flyweight & Bantamweight Champ , Greatest Combat athlete of all time and Pound for Pound , Oh and lest not forget ESPY fighter of the Year 
– Triple C
Cejudo has made waves in the UFC this year, first by defending his flyweight title against TJ Dillashaw with a first-round knockout and then by winning the bantamweight title against Moraes earlier this month. He had also mentioned attempting to earn the featherweight title before the news of his injury was released.
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