In a tirade filled with foul language, Jamahal Hill attacks Magomed Ankalaev, saying, “He acts like a b*tch.”

Jamahal Hill has expressed a strong desire to face Magomed Ankalaev in the octagon, stating that he would love nothing more than to knock out the Russian fighter. In a recent interview with Inside Fighting, Hill made it clear that his animosity toward Ankalaev is personal, calling him a “b*tch” and criticizing his demeanor and behavior.

Hill’s Frustration with Ankalaev

Hill didn’t hold back in his rant, claiming that Ankalaev’s actions and words have earned his disdain:

  • Hill accused Ankalaev of trying to take shots at him for no reason, saying that the Russian was “lame” and trying to “ride the wave” of Hill’s fanbase.

    ”From him acting like a btch… I’m not even talking to this weirdo, and he’s coming and trying to take shots at me because he’s so f**ing lame…”

  • Hill continued by saying Ankalaev is the “cheesiest” one when it comes to fighters trying to gain attention through rivalry and drama.

    ”Couple other people do that st, but he’s the cheesiest fing one that does it.”*

Hill’s anger was palpable, emphasizing that he would relish the opportunity to “put this btch as to sleep.”

Hill’s Road to a Title Shot

Hill is eager to re-establish himself as a title contender after facing setbacks. His recent bout at UFC 300 against Alex Pereira ended in a devastating knockout loss in the opening round, which dashed his hopes of reclaiming the title.

  • Hill was slated to face Khalil Rountree Jr. at UFC 303, but that fight was canceled when Rountree was found guilty of a doping violation.
  • Now, Hill is looking ahead to a showdown with former champion Jiri Prochazka at UFC 311 next year, hoping a win there will put him back in title contention.

Hill’s Prediction for Ankalaev vs. Pereira

While Hill has harsh words for Ankalaev, he does predict that the Russian will likely come out on top in a potential light heavyweight title fight against Alex Pereira. Hill discussed the stylistic matchup, noting that Pereira’s aggressive, pressure-fighting style leaves him open to counters, something Ankalaev is known for:

  • Hill believes Ankalaev’s combination counters, along with his southpaw stance, will be a significant advantage in the fight.

    *”Ankalaev counters with combinations, so there will be openings for him there to