Laura Sanko and MMA world in splits as UFC vet Angela Hill embraces Neil Magny meme

UFC strawweight Angela Hill's recent social media post has drawn reactions from several MMA personalities. 'Overkill' shared a video to her Instagram account where she was seen as a part of a meme.

The video jokingly shows that Hill sometimes gets confused with UFC welterweight Neil Magny by people. The caption in the video read:

"When you're running from the cops and you hear, 'Suspect in their mid-to-late 20s, has an athletic build, possibly a UFC fighter, maybe Neil Magny?"

Check out Angela Hill's video below:

The video caught the attention of several MMA personalities like Laura Sanko, Magny himself, Jalin Turner, Cat Zingano, Alan Jouban, Megan Olivi, Walt Harris, James Vick,and Macy Chiasson, all of whom took to the comments section and left laughing emojis.

One MMA fan shared how they were humored by Hill's Instagram post:

"This made me laugh out loud and scare my kids!"

Another individual took this opportunity to hail 'Overkill' as the funniest athlete on the UFC roster:

"You're the funniest UFC fighter."

One person praised the 39-year-old for the video, calling her '"real:"

"This is the type of s**t people love about you, Angie. You are real and we love you for that."

Check out a compilation of some of the reactions below:

MMA world reacts to Angela Hill's video

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A brief look at Angela Hill's UFC career

Angela Hill is an MMA veteran who has competed in 26 UFC fights and gotten her hand raised in 12 of them.

During her ongoing stint in the UFC, 'Overkill' has shared the octagon with several prominent names such as Rose Namajunas, Jessica Andrade, Mackenzie Dern, Lupita Godinez, Tabatha Ricci, Amanda Lemos, Michelle Waterson-Gomez, Claudia Gadelha, and Yan Xiaonan.

Hill holds the record for the most time spent in the octagon among all women UFC fighters at six hours, 12 minutes and 45 seconds. She has also landed the highest number of strikes (2,036) in UFC women's history.

Additionally, 'Overkill' also has the most wins (11) in the UFC women's 115-pound division.