T.J. Dillashaw made it clear that he believes Henry Cejudo “did not win” at UFC on ESPN+ 1. Dillashaw’s manager, Tiki Ghosn, insists that a rematch needs to happen “at whatever weight.” UFC President Dana White slammed the end to their fight as a “horrible stoppage.”

Meanwhile, Cejudo? He’s out here getting flirty with WWE star Nikki Bella. But we digress.

There is the serious matter of figuring out what to do after Cejudo finished Dillashaw in just 32 seconds to retain his flyweight title this past weekend. The bantamweight champ was gunning for a second title, and he’s been mad ever since the moment referee Kevin MacDonald called a stop to the fight.

Still without even knowing what the future of the 125-pound division is, we could be heading for a rematch. Cejudo has stated he’d like his own opportunity to become a champ-champ at 135. But the question is, do we really need a rematch? And if so, at what weight class?

We asked what you think for our latest Daily Debate. The results, via Twitter:

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