Will O'Malley's next fight be a title fight?

Dmitriy Kel April 1, 2023, 3:54 a.m.

#2 in the UFC bantamweight division Sean O'Malley claims that the promotion promised him a duel with the winner of the upcoming fight between the champion Aljamain Sterling And Henry Cejudo.

“Perhaps this year I will perform twice - it depends on how the next fights go. My next fight will be very big, I guarantee it.

I talked with the UFC management: the winner of the meeting between Aljamain and Henry will be the opponent. It's official, I'll meet the winner of their duel. It will be a grand fight," the American said on his YouTube channel.

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