Former WWE champ shares two-word reaction to Jiri Prochazka and Jamahal Hill having a drink together after epic UFC 311 fight

Jamahal Hill displayed remarkable sportsmanship following his loss to Jiri Prochazka at UFC 311. The pair squared off in a gruelling contest that ended in a TKO victory for Prochazka with just two minutes left. Hill later took to social media to share his thoughts on the experience and a video of the two competitors sharing a drink post-fight.

Despite his first streak of consecutive losses, which began with the knockout loss to Alex Pereira, Hill expressed gratitude for competing at the highest level and vowed to come back stronger. In the video, Hill and Prochazka shook hands and made a toast at a Los Angeles bar. Reflecting on the fight, Hill wrote:

"First of congratulations to @jirkaprochazka you made great adjustments and gave me a hell of a fight! I want to thank everybody who reached out with love and support. I truly appreciate you all! My fire has never burned hotter or brighter for my future and growth!! Fighting against the elite of the elite is an honor and blessing that I don’t take for granted and yes it comes with some hard lessons. But this is my journey and I’m going to set the course back right!"

Check out Jamahal Hill's Instagram post below:

ESPN MMA shared the video on their Instagram account and former WWE champ Montel Vontavious Porter, aka 'MVP', reacted to the post, writing:

"Like men."

Check out 'MVP's comment below:

'MVP' reacts to the video of Jiri Prochazka and Jamahal Hill after UFC 311. [Screenshot courtesy: @espnmma on Instagram]

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Jiri Prochazka shuts down talks of backup role in upcoming Alex Pereira vs. Magomed Ankalaev clash

Jiri Prochazka returned to the win column at UFC 311 with a solid TKO victory over Jamahal Hill.

Following the fight, he expressed a desire for a third fight against Alex Pereira, having lost to him twice before. Despite Pereira headlining UFC 313 against Magomed Ankalaev, Prochazka dismissed the idea of serving as a backup, preferring a well-prepared direct challenge. Speaking at the UFC 311 post-fight press conference, Prochazka said:

"No, I don’t like to be a back-up. Because it’s every time, weird, you can fight or not, but you still prepared. No, I want to make good preparation, and then to face, like I said, Alex Pereira a third time.”

Check out Jiri Prochazka's comments below (2:30):