MELBOURNE, Australia – UFC flyweight champ Henry Cejudo still has no new information on the future of the division he rules as champion.

Cejudo (14-2 MMA, 8-2 UFC) spoke to MMAjunkie at length this past week and said he didn’t have much in the way of answers after defending his title against bantamweight champion T.J. Dillashaw (16-4 MMA, 10-4 UFC) at UFC on ESPN+ 1 in January. In called the state of the weight class “scary,” but the situation has seemingly gone from bad to worse.

The champion claims another former 125-pound title challenger in John Moraga has been released from his UFC contract, adding him to the list of ranked fighters let go in recent weeks. To Cejudo, that’s not a good sign.

“Welcome to the UFC, welcome to MMA,” Cejudo told reporters, including MMAjunkie, at a guest fighter media session ahead of Saturday’s UFC 234 event. “I’m speechless. I don’t know what to tell you guys. I really don’t.”

Cejudo said he traveled to Las Vegas after his 32-second TKO of Dillashaw and had a meeting with UFC President Dana White to discuss the future of the weight class. He left that meeting with no clarity, which is somewhat bothersome because he felt he deserves more.

“I’m getting no answer from (White) either,” Cejudo said. “There’s a pink elephant in the room. It’s like, ‘Hey, I’m the champ.’ I should be told something at least, out of a little bit out of respect. It’s still unsure.”

One thing Cejudo did learn from his conversation with White, though, is the UFC’s plans for his next fight. Due to the controversial nature of his victory over Dillashaw, talk of an immediate rematch has come up.

That’s the fight the UFC wants, Cejudo said, but it’s just a matter of whether it will happen again at flyweight or under different circumstances at bantamweight.

“One thing they do want, they do want that T.J. fight,” Cejudo said. “Dana wants it, T.J. wants it, we want it. That’s kind of where everything is heading as of now. Possibly (at bantamweight). I would like it. I know I could beat the man again at 135 pounds. I know what I saw in those 32 seconds. I see a lot of opportunities for me.”

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