Everything you need to know about American UFC fighter and former UFC light heavyweight champion Jamahal Hill, including age, height, weight, net worth, record and next fight.
Jamahal Hill is 12-2 in his MMA career with one no contest on his record.
Seven wins have come via knockout, with five by judges' decision. His only two career defeats also came via knockout.
He debuted in July 2019, defeating Alexander Poppeck by knockout in Las Vegas at DWCS 3.5.
His first UFC bout would come in late January 2020 as he bettered Darko Stosic via unanimous decision in Raleigh, North Carolina as part of the undercard for Curtis Blaydes vs. Junior Dos Santos.
After a no contest in his next bout against Klidson Abreu, 'Sweet Dreams' then powered his way to victory against Ovince Saint Preux back in Las Vegas in December 2020.
At UFC 263 the following June, Hill suffered his first loss when he was halted by Paul Craig in Glendale, Arizona at UFC 263.
He bounced back to win four straight, stopping Jimmy Crute, Johnny Walker and Thiago Santos in three appearances from December 2021 to August 2022.
Those wins saw him earn a UFC Light Heavyweight title duel with Glover Teixeira as the headliners at UFC 283 in Rio de Janeiro in January 2023 and, there, he became a world champion for the first time by unanimous decision.
Hill later vacated that belt due to an Achilles injury. In a match against Alex Pereira with the opportunity to regain the belt, Hill lost via knockout in the first round.
Jamahal Hill's next fight is to be determined.
Hill's last fight was a first-round knockout defeat to Alex Pereira at UFC 300 on April 13, 2024.
Born on May 19th, 1991 in Chicago, Illinois, Hill is 33 years old.
Hill stands at six-foot-four-inches tall, 193cm, and weighs in currently at 205lb. He has a reach of 79 inches (201cm). He is a Brown belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
Hill's net worth is reported to be around $500,000.