VIDEO: UFC's Sean O'Malley's $100K Mother's Day Surprise

It was an unforgettable Mother's day in the "Suga" household

(Sean O'Malley on YouTube)

UFC mega-star "Suga" Sean O'Malley went the extra mile this mother's day by giving his wife and mother $50,000 each as a surprise gift in a video posted to his YouTube channel.

"These are the two most important women in my life. I literally wouldn't be here without my Mom, technically. And I can confidently say I probably wouldn't be in the position I am without Danya [my girlfriend].

"So let's go to breakfast. Let's get our nails done. And let's have a good day."

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O'Malley left his two "princesses" speechless as he took them out for a treat day and surprised them both randomly with stacks of cash, upping the ante as the day went on. Eventually they were both left with $50,000 each.

"I can have my house back," O'Malley's mother was over the moon with the generous gift.

It was great to see one of the most popular top-ranked UFC fighters set a good example by giving back to those who helped him succeed.

Sean O'Malley: Henry Cejudo Is "Lucky" Not to Fight Me After UFC 288

In an appearance on "The MMA Hour" on May 8, O'Malley claimed Henry Cejudo was "lucky" he lost against Aljamain Sterling at UFC 288, otherwise he would have "put Henry's lights out" in their hypothetical fight.

"[Cejudo] got lucky he lost that fight because I do believe I would have put Henry's lights out. He stands there with his chin up.

"I'm sure you saw Conor [McGregor's] tweet, that was absolutely hilarious because Henry, he thinks he has a good résumé. He's really good don't get me wrong, but he thinks he invented play sparring.

"He thinks he's just this guy that is the incredible guy, it's just annoying. So I would have loved to sleep that dude."

Whether or not O'Malley's words hold true is uncertain. "Suga" is next in line for a shot against Sterling. This puts the No.3 ranked Cejudo in a position where he either waits, fights a contender, or moves weight-class.