Fan tells Jamahal Hill that Alex Pereira "broke" him, 'Sweet Dreams' responds

Alex Pereira's knockout win over Jamahal Hill at UFC 300 has left the former light heavyweight champion engaging in verbal battles with fans. Hill has pointed fingers at several people, including Pereira and referee Herb Dean, as contributors to his loss.

The American's belief that both Dean and 'Poatan' were at fault for his KO loss, has left fans beyond frustrated. 'Sweet Dreams' has now taken to mocking those who criticize him online by posting images of his "haters" on his social media pages, mostly poking fun at their physical appearances.

In the comment section of one such post, a fan told the Chicago native that he had been broken by Pereira, with Hill sharing an interesting response.

He took to Instagram and posted:

"See you in the comment sections Part 2!"

Check out Jamahal Hill's post below:

@j_raider_ wrote:

"Jamahal you need help bro. Alex broke you. You're a broken man."

To which the former 205-pound champion wrote:

"I actually got richer than ever from that fight lol"

Check out Hill's back-and-forth about Alex Pereira below:

Screenshot of Hill exchanging words with a fan on Instagram

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Jamahal Hill says Alex Pereira's illegal advance caused KO loss at UFC 300

Jamahal Hill has yet to let go of the way his knockout loss to Alex Pereira unfolded, as he continues to apply blame elsewhere.

In the lead-up to the finish, Hill caught Pereira with what appeared to be a low-blow after trying to land a kick. As Herb Dean began to intervene, 'Poatan' motioned to the referee that he was fine, and the fight continued after a brief pause.

Seconds later, Pereira landed his patented left-hook that signaled the beginning of the end for 'Sweet Dreams'. But in the months that followed UFC 300, Hill stated that his opponent, as well as the referee, were at fault for his defeat.

In a recent series of posts on X, the former champion doubled down on his belief that the fight-finish was unfair, as he wrote:

"Herb stepped behind me and said continue blocking my left side! This all happened in 4 seconds so to say that didn't play a factor is retarded!! I accept I should've been more on point and not shown sportsmanship when I wasn't given any, it was dumb on my part, but you learn."

Check out Jamahal Hill's post about Alex Pereira's KO loss below: