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Cejudo and Ferguson clash in Miami: a fight where experience and surprise make the difference
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Henry Cejudo won his first professional boxing match against Javon Walton via split decision after four tight rounds. Meanwhile, Tony Ferguson ended his fight in 42 seconds of the second round after suffering a knockdown against Mahmoud Sebie.
To remember:
- Henry Cejudo wins his first professional boxing match against Javon Walton.
- The former UFC champion dominates the second half after a hesitant start.
- Tony Ferguson stops Mahmoud Sebie in just 42 seconds in a wild fight.
Unbelievable! The MMA and boxing worlds have their eyes fixed on Miami this weekend, where Henry Cejudo and Tony Ferguson each wrote a new chapter in their careers, but in very different ways. Cejudo, a double UFC champion in flyweight and bantamweight, chose professional boxing for his first fight under the Misfits Boxing banner. Facing Javon Walton, he once again demonstrated his steel mentality, even if the start was shaky.
The judges delivered a close split decision: 39-37, 37-39, and 39-37 in favor of Cejudo. A result that reflects the tension of the fight. After a cautious start, the former champion adjusted his distance and timing, dominating the exchanges in the second half. Four intense rounds where every punch counted, and where Cejudo proved he could shine outside the Octagon.
Tony Ferguson: Redemption Through Violence
On his end, Tony Ferguson delivered a far more explosive performance. After suffering a knockdown early in the second round against Mahmoud Sebie, "El Cucuy" unleashed a series of precise strikes that forced the referee to stop the fight after just 42 seconds. A spectacular comeback for Ferguson, who bounced back after a tough start.
This Miami showdown confirmed that both MMA legends know how to reinvent themselves. Cejudo showed he could dominate in boxing, while Ferguson reminded everyone why he’s one of the most unpredictable fighters of his generation. Two styles, two destinies, but one city to mark history.
Between experience and surprise, Cejudo and Ferguson each left their mark in Miami. While the first confirmed his status as a strategist, the second reaffirmed his reputation as a warrior. Boxing and MMA have never been closer.