Alex Pereira is one of the biggest superstars in the UFC at the moment. The Brazilian is a lethal striker and a former two-division champion as well. However, his work will be cut out against Jamahal Hill when the pair clash at UFC 300.

Hill is the former light heavyweight champion making a return to the Octagon after a long injury break. In his recent interview on Championship Rounds on X(formerly Twitter), ‘ Sweet Dreams’ seemed very confident of his chances against ‘Poatan’. Let us find out what he had to say.

Jamahal Hill is confident of beating Alex Pereira at UFC 300

UFC 300 is one of the monumental events of the promotion. After a long delay the event has finally received its main fight. The light heavyweight title is on the line as Alex Pereira defends his title against Jamahal Hill. The former champion is making a return after suffering a torn Achilles tendon. His injury might make him a soft target for Pereira’s consistent leg kicks. However, Hill doesn’t seemed to be bothered by such predictions by experts. In his recent interview on X (formerly Twitter) he seemed very confident about him winning.

He said, “I think I match up very well against him. I feel like everything I feel like I am just better. In most interviews I am truly truly better than him period. That just the way it is. I am better than him everywhere, I just don’t wanna keep saying it I wanna get out there and show it. It’s not going to go well for him. I’m loving all the talk all the hype there that Pereira is this and that and all that s..t.

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He further added, “ Shot of him actually something getting through and just putting me away. He get’s his a.. whopped every single way, he has one way to win this fight, he is not gonna outclass me . Anybody who thinks he’s gonna outclass me is out of their f….ing mind. He has one way to win this fight. “

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UFC 300 is just a few days away and it seems Alex Pereira is hungry for even more. In a recent interview UFC insider revealed the details of his next fight as well.

Alex Pereira wants to feature at UFC 301 next

Current light heavyweight champion Alex Pereira wants to take part at UFC 301 already. UFC insider Josh ‘The Punk’ Thomson shared the details in his ‘Weighing In’ podcast. UFC 301 is scheduled to take place in Brazil this year and ‘Poatan’ is desperate to feature in it. Thomson shared the details of his contract while speaking to Big John McCarthy in his recent episode of his podcast. He said, “I also heard that what’s his name gets out of Jamal UFC 300 that he wants to be on that card Alex Pereira.  

He further added, “I guess apparently that was the part of his contract negotiation if he gets the win and comes out healthy that he’s allowed to fight on that fight card. That was apparently part of his agreement to fighting on 300. So we’ll see”. The Brazilians fans will be super excited to witness the UFC superstar live in action. However, it all depends on his performance at UFC 300. Who do you think will win the fight at the promotions mega event? Let us know in the comments below.

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