UFC Seattle: Cejudo's Eye Injury Leads to Technical Decision, While Hernandez Keeps Winning

Cejudo vs. Song Yadong: A Sudden Ending
The spotlight was firmly on Henry Cejudo's big return to the octagon as he faced off against rising star Song Yadong at the UFC Seattle event. Fans eagerly awaited a showdown between the former champion and the youthful contender. However, things took an unexpected turn during the fight. An accidental eye poke left Cejudo unable to continue, leading the bout to be decided by a technical decision in favor of Song. While not the ending fans hoped for, it was a reminder of the unpredictable nature of MMA competition.
The matchup itself promised an interesting clash of skills. Cejudo, known for his dynamic fighting style, was aiming to reclaim his place at the top of the bantamweight division. Song, on the other hand, with his rapid rise in the ranks, was out to prove that he's more than ready to compete with the best. The unfortunate turn of events swept a wave of discourse and speculation over what could have happened had the fight continued.

Hernandez's Streak and Other Highlights
The co-main event was no less thrilling, featuring a rematch between Brendan Allen and Anthony Hernandez. This bout was a nail-biter, with both fighters pushing their limits across three rounds. Hernandez walked away with his seventh consecutive victory, further solidifying his standing in the middleweight category. His triumph over Allen was less flashy but showcased his grit and determination in the cage.
Other fights on the card also brought excitement. Rob Font handed Jean Matsumoto his first professional loss, marking a significant moment in his career. Jean Silva continued his spotless record in the UFC, quickly dispatching Melsik Baghdasaryan and proving he's a name to watch in the future. The night was filled with decisive expressions of skill and power, as evidenced by all seven preliminary fights ending in finishes. This high rate of stoppages highlighted the intensity and competitive spirit that marked the entire event.
The event was wrapped up with a post-fight press conference streamed live. While specifics were scant, the buzz and chatter following these dramatic fights keep the interest high as fans and analysts alike discuss the night’s outcomes and what lies ahead for the fighters involved.