Jamahal Hill hits back after fan calls him out for wasting time in posting 'the faces of keyboard warriors' compilation

Jamahal Hill's battle with MMA fans online has yet to subside after he recently took to making video compilations of the 'keyboard warriors' who criticize the former champion online.

'Sweet Dreams' has garnered much criticism for his review of his knockout defeat against Alex Pereira at UFC 300. Hill has pointed to both Pereira and referee Herb Dean as major contributing factors to the finish, much to the frustration of fans.

After being accused of making excuses by fans for his loss to Pereira, the 205-pound contender took to making video compilations of those fans online and posting them in an attempt to mock them. He wrote:

"See you in the comment section part 2!"

Check out Jamahal Hill's post below:

But even Hill's decision to create video-rebuttals has seen him face criticism from fans. One issued a warning to Hill that the time he had spent making the videos would not be able to be made back.

@racemozart wrote this:

"The time invested in making these videos is never coming back"

To which 'Sweet Dreams' responded:

"Good thing I have time and a media team"

Screenshot of Hill's response to a fan

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Alex Pereira and Jamahal Hill trade heated words online

Alex Pereira's knockout win over Jamahal Hill at UFC 300 has been subject to much scrutiny, mainly from Hill himself.

The former light heavyweight champion remains adamant that both Pereira and referee Herb Dean were at fault for the sequence of events leading to the knockout punch. With the fight having taken place in April, Hill's unwillingness to move past the result has left him trading words with fans online.

Rumors that Jiri Prochazka, who most recently lost to Pereira UFC 307, will face 'Sweet Dreams' at UFC 311 prompted the Brazilian to take aim at Hill.

'Poatan', clearly aware of the recent comments made by the American about the result of their fight, wrote:

"Calm down my son, pass this test [Prochazka] and Dad will give you a second chance."

The Chicago native responded to Pereira by saying:

"Beat it funny how you rushed lil a** roundtree and dumba*s Jiri like you were the man but waited until the refs got in the way to swing at me!!! You will see me again at 100% soon and we both know the fear that was in your heart!'

Check out Jamahal Hill and Alex Pereira's exchange below: