Hill questioned Ankalaev's mental abilities

Alexandr Ormanji Jan. 20, 2024, 9:49 a.m.

Jamal Hill, former UFC light heavyweight champion, responded to the words Magomed Ankalaeva that he should be the first to fight with the current light heavyweight champion of the promotion, Alex Pereira.

“This guy has some weird math. I understand that he is trying to achieve his goal. He wants to achieve his dreams. But you, brother, are not very smart. You are not a bright fighter. You don't do the things in the Octagon that fans remember. Like I said, this guy doesn't have a high level of intelligence...” Hill said.

Let us remind you that on January 14, Ankalaev won ahead of schedule against Johny Walker.

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