Aljamain Sterling explains why his fight with Henry Cejudo hasn't been made official

Aljamain Sterling addressed his upcoming fight with Henry Cejudo and explained what has led to negotiations being delayed.

Sterling uploaded a video to his YouTube channel, where he addressed the rumored title fight against Cejudo. He mentioned that a bicep injury has been a factor in his decision-making, saying:

"It's whether or not I could compete with this torn bicep again. Going through another training camp with a torn bicep against a guy whose stronger in the wrestling department, who will use his wrestling more." {16:33 - 16:46}

'Funkmaster' also brought up that the former two-division UFC champion's fighting style is different from his previous opponents. With that in mind, he mentioned that it is also a reason why he doesn't want to fight while having a compromised bicep, saying:

"I'm going to need this bicep to compete at a hundred percent. And I don't take Henry Cejudo lightly. Even though I did lay out all the ways that I could win and do that for 25 minutes, gotta make sure I'm in shape. And it's hard to get in shape when I have this thing compromising me the entire time." {17:03 - 17:20}

Cejudo recently revealed that the promotion was targeting UFC 285 for his title fight against Sterling. The official announcement will thus come down to whether the champion feels he will be close to a hundred percent by then.

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Aljamain Sterling compliments Jake Paul for signing with the PFL

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Aljamain Sterling is happy to see that Jake Paul signed with the PFL and complimented him on some of the plans he has for the promotion.

'Funkmaster' uploaded a video to his YouTube channel where he discussed the signing. He spoke about what it could mean for PFL fighters competing in pay-per-view events that are headlined by Paul. He mentioned that it adds an extra incentive for fighters and complimented 'The Problem Child' on his plans for pay-per-view points, saying:

"I like what he's {Jake Paul} doing with the pay-per-view as well. I think I saw something saying about fifty percent, he would like to share that with the fighters. I think that's very noble of him for lack of better words because I agree, man...So shoutout to Jake Paul, man. He's doing some good stuff." {23:23 - 24:24}

It will be interesting to see who 'The Problem Child' fights in his PFL debut and when it will take place.