Give them both to me on the same night! Karma hasn’t worked and the injured Jamahal Hill is still firing on Prochazka and his opponent!

Jiri Prochazka will fight for the UFC light heavyweight championship this Saturday, which he vacated last year due to a serious shoulder injury. His opponent will be Brazilian slugger Alex Pereira, however it wouldn’t be Jamahal Hill not to make an appearance.

Jamahal Hill drank the bitter cup he mixed himself over the summer to the bottom

He who can’t be helped can’t be helped. A few months ago, he fired at an injured opponent and just a few weeks later he was in his shoes. Still, he hasn’t learned his lesson and is still opening his mouth.

When the latter was injured last year before a rematch of the memorable title fight between Glover Teixeira and Jiri Prochazka, UFC management arranged a new title fight. But Jan Blachowicz and Magomed Ankalaev put on a boring fight and Dana White announced a new fight for the light heavyweight championship belt.

That was a blind to the violin of Jamahal Hill, who was then ranked as high as sixth in the division. His opponent was seasoned veteran Glover Teixeira, who was trying to win the title in the last fight of his career.

But the predatory Hill completely outclassed the slow Brazilian to become champion. It was January of this year and Dana White announced then that if Jiri Prochazka could get himself in shape by the summer, it would be the Czech samurai who would challenge the newly crowned champion.

Then, as summer approached, Hill became impatient and at times pressed the injured Prochazka in a rather indiscriminate manner. But the tables turned and he suffered a serious injury himself, after which he had to relinquish the title. The division was suddenly without a champion.

After some time, he again brags and fires at Prochazka and his opponent

Then former middleweight champion Alex Pereira took his chance in the summer, moving up a division and beating Janek Blachowicz. Pereira will thus face the returning Prochazka for the title this Saturday at UFC 295 at Madison Square Garden in New York.

However, it wouldn’t be Jamahal Hill who felt the need to comment on the fight and took it his way again. “Enjoy next week kids, because when daddy comes home, the playing will be over,” he wrote on his Twitter/X, adding a link with the caption “The King is coming back”.

In the discussions, where, incidentally, he got a load of flak from many fans, he then went on to elevate his empty words. “Give them both to me on the same night,” he boasted. Hill must have forgotten how his words backfired last summer. Will he learn another lesson?

Source: UFC, Twitter/X