HENRY CEJUDO ANNOUNCES RAF RETURN + ARCHIE COLGAN VS. USMAN NURMAGOMEDOV PREVIEW | P4P

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Pound 4 Pound with Kamaru Usman & Henry Cejudo 1h 3m 2 speakers 3 chapters transcribed 1 month ago
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How did Kamaru Usman react and explain his loss to Dricus du Plessis?

Kamaru Usman 0:00
What's up, everybody? We are back on another episode of Pound for Pound. I am the Nigerian Nightmare, Kamaru Usman.
Henry Cejudo 0:08
Henry Cejudo, a.k.a.
Kamaru Usman 0:10
Triple C. Henry Cejudo. How are you, my brother?
Henry Cejudo 0:21
A Shadowline Production.
Kamaru Usman 0:26
All right. Where in the world are you right now? Because I swear every time I see you, it feels like you're in a different hotel room. No, not hotel room. You're in a different villa, different suite, different house. Facts. In a different country.
Henry Cejudo 0:45
Yeah. Facts. I'm actually in Amsterdam. I am 40 to 45 minutes from Albany, New York. So I'm in upstate.
Kamaru Usman 1:01
Oh, okay.
Henry Cejudo 1:02
Can I tell you the reason why, Kush? Please. It is about 115 where I'm from. And we typically like to leave for the summer, for the whole summer. So the kids are not freaking trapped in, you know, it sucks to be trapped in a house and you can't get out. I mean, I, you know, honestly, you know, I grew up in the heat, so I get it. But when you got kids, bro, like, bro, they'll cook, man. And, you know, they get sunburned. The house and the A.C.
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Henry Cejudo 1:33
Yeah, but it's different, Kamaru. My kids love to play outside. It's like being in prison. It's like being in baby prison.
Kamaru Usman 1:42
I feel you. I'm trying to catch the analogy. But, my man, Henry, I've been hearing all these rumors. You got like 60, 70 mil in real estate, property, and all this, you know. I've been hearing about you in the streets. So, my man, why don't you just get a summer home? Will you guys go for the summer like the New Yorkers do down here in South Florida? They all have a winter home. So they come down here. We call them snowbirds. So they migrate down here when it's horrible winters up north in New York or Jersey. And they come down here. So why don't you do that for the summer?
Henry Cejudo 2:22
Yeah, because my last name ain't Usman. You know, that's why. I don't come from the royal family, Kamaru Dean.
Kamaru Usman 2:36
I told you I'm an African prince. You didn't know that? You didn't know? I've been knowing that. What you talking about? Yeah. Yeah, I sent you my whole details on that Yahoo email a while ago. Bro, you ain't know that? Come on, bro.
Henry Cejudo 2:52
What about you, bro? How's your summer been? Obviously, I know you've been in fight camp and all, but how's that been, man?
Kamaru Usman 2:57
Are you been... Bro, this was the... I guess this is the first week, really, of summer that I've had. And... I spent it, I guess you could say recovering. So, and we actually, we went to, we went to Mexico and we just got back from Mexico. So that was my second time ever being in Mexico. How crazy is that? And I grew up in Tejas, you know?
Henry Cejudo 3:24
So- I don't know why, where'd you go?
Kamaru Usman 3:27
Cancun. Oh, hell yeah. First time ever in Cancun.
Henry Cejudo 3:33
There's no better beaches than that, dude.
Kamaru Usman 3:38
No, we've seen it. It was beautiful. There was a lot of... There's a lot of resorts down there now. So I guess it's... Well, I guess I'm late to the party. This is a place where people have been coming for decades, for years. And so I, you know, I was just kind of blown away coming, seeing all the different resorts that were down there. And a lot of people, that's the destination where a lot of people like to be. So- It was different. It was different. It was good. So it's always good to get out. But now I'm just trying to get whatever little bumps and bruises taken care of so I can get back to training because, you know, I'm one of those guys. I can't sit idle for too long. If I'm a week, two without training, I start to itch.
Kamaru Usman 4:23
You know, I start to scratch. I start to... It's time to get back. It's time to get back. So... Yeah, I want to fix those things and I want to get back into training and doing what I love to do each and every day. That's working out. What about you? Since you got off that mat, have you broke a sweat?
Henry Cejudo 4:44
Yeah, no, I have, dude. I'm actually, yeah. No, I've been on it, dude. I've been on it. There's a lot of things in the works. Really? Don't want to. Can you share a little bit with us? Just a little something? Yeah, man, I got a rematch with Marab. Oh, really? In Cleveland. Really? No. When is that going to be? That's next month, dude. Already? Yeah, August 22nd. So they called me on Friday.

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