"Rage impairs your reading ability" - Fans react to Jamahal Hill's apology after he misinterprets fan support as call demanding "humility" 

Jamahal Hill remains sidelined as he recovers from a torn Achilles tendon that he suffered during a pickup basketball game at International Fight Week back in July last year. Although 'Sweet Dreams' vacated the light heavyweight title upon suffering the injury, he shared that he has been promised a title bout upon his return.

Twitter user @MAZDHARMMA shared that he was hoping the No.1-ranked light heavyweight reclaims his title, stating:

"We need you to humble Alex Pereira champ"

Unfortunately, Hill misinterpreted the support, responding with:

"Humble my n**s bro I’m humble to those that humble they self!!! Point in fact Who are to tell me to be humble? What experience do you have with what I do daily?"

After exchanging several tweets, the former light heavyweight champion realized his mistake and apologized.

Check out Jamahal Hill's back-and-forth with a fan below:

Fans shared a variety of reactions to the back-and-forth on the popular social media platform. @chriskhairalla suggested that his reading ability may have been impacted by anger:

"Apparently rage impairs your reading ability 😂"

@connorfcum shared that he is not a fan of the former light heavyweight champion:

"I can’t lie , I’m staring to dislike him 👀"

@darkcloudnc_ believes that Hill is 'unhinged:'

"I’ve been telling people for YEARS that I never lived Hill. I have old screen shots from a few years back of Hill crying in my comment section on YouTube on a video I made about him. Guys unhinged"

@shahvyy shared a similar sentiment:

"He did the same shit to me on Instagram in some comments section a while back , dude is definitely strange."

Responding to the tweets, @BithellJoshua claimed:

"Such an unlikable bloke, crazy he was ever Champ"

@shilosiboni1 speculated that 'Sweet Dreams' may have chronic traumatic encephalopathy:

"Bro cte is kicking YOUR A** lmao"

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Jamahal Hill questions the consistency of the pound-for-pound list

Jamahal Hill fell off the pound-for-pound list as he recovers from surgery to repair his torn Achilles tendon. The former light heavyweight champion recently voiced his displeasure with the inconsistency of the list, tweeting:

"Crazy how a year ago when I won the title in a record setting performance and showed complete dominance, but was only ranked 14 never going past 12 P4P!!! But everybody else that has won a title was immediately put in the top 8? Even off a split decision that most saw u lose! 🤯"

Check out Jamahal Hill's tweet on the pound-for-pound list below:

While Hill did not reach higher than 12th, he did not have the opportunity to defend his belt and ascend further up the list due to the injury. He will reportedly fight for the title upon his return to the octagon, giving him the chance to climb the rankings.