Jamahal Hill responds after fan calls him out for targeting Michael Johnson but "doing nothing but talking" to Alex Pereira

Jamahal Hill is receiving backlash on social media once again after taking aim at a UFC veteran.

Speaking on the Overdogs Podcast, UFC lightweight Michael Johnson reacted to the altercation between Hill and Alex Pereira at the UFC PI earlier this month. Johnson said:

“That’s some clown sh*t. (Hill) should’ve gotten hit. Why you coming over here talking sh*t?”

Hill responded by saying:

“Gang u a b*tch and you one of the biggest clowns and p*ssy’s on the roster. They keep u around to get slept by debut fighters!!! I’ve made more money than you and you been here 3x as long so I would expect you to know the money game! Find out what it is when I’m on that time frfr”

One fan went at Hill by saying he threatens a lightweight but does nothing but talking in front of Pereira:

“So to a 155er it’s 'find out what it is when i’m on that time frfr' but when it’s Alex you not doing nothing but talking."

Hill reacted by saying he doesn't need gloves to fight Pereira or anyone else. He wrote:

"And like I told Alex we don’t need gloves same goes for anybody that want to try me that I’m not getting paid for."

Screenshot of Jamahal Hill's response to the fan. [Image Courtesy: JamahalH on X]

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Jamahal Hill is currently in camp for fight against Jiri Prochazka at UFC 311

Jamahal Hill is training hard right now with his team for his upcoming fight against Jiri Prochazka on Jan. 18. The fight will serve on the main card, which is headlined by a lightweight title clash between Islam Makhachev and Arman Tsarukyan.

Both Hill and Prochazka are coming off devastating knockout losses against the champion, Alex Pereira. This fight could be a huge oppurtunity for them to get their name back in the mix for a championship fight.

UFC 300: Pereira kocked out Hill and retained his title - Source: Getty

Hill remains admant that he has the skills and striking prowess needed to beat Pereira, but before he gets another shot at the Brazilian, he will first have to beat Prochazka.