UFC’s bantamweight division could get even blurrier after Raphael Assunção vs. Marlon Moraes 2

In commissioning T.J. Dillashaw to carry out the execution of the flyweight division, the UFC — somewhat carelessly — left its bantamweight contenders in a bottleneck situation at the top. Making matters worse, Dillashaw freaking went out and lost to Henry Cejudo in Brooklyn, meaning he didn’t so much shut things down at 125 as he did breathe new life into it. Making matters worse still, he lost in 32 seconds…and proceeded to make it very public that he felt robbed&hell