The light heavyweight division is abuzz with excitement with so many high-level prospects in the top 10, and January is going to give us a fight featuring two former champions that will be nothing short of fireworks.

Magomed Ankalaev issues a bold warning to Alex Pereira, claiming his reign is ending ahead of their potential clash.

The Ultimate Fighting Championship light heavyweight title picture has turned into an online battleground. Former champs Jamahal Hill (12-2) and Jiri Prochazka (30-5) are scheduled to fight at UFC 311 on Jan.

Jamahal Hill continues to deny the legitimacy of his knockout loss to Alex Pereira. Their light heavyweight clash at UFC 300 lasted less than a round, with Pere

Hill (12-2 MMA, 6-2 UFC) hasn’t competed since getting knocked out by UFC light heavyweight champion Alex Pereira at UFC 300 in April. He returns against Jiri Prochazka (30-5-1 MMA, 4-2 UFC) at UFC 311, which takes place Jan. 18 at Inuit Dome in Inglewood, Calif.

Once more stoking the flames on his infamous rivalry with Jamahal Hill, Alex Pereira has laid out a path for the former champion to land himself a rematch for

Jiri Prochazka attempts to bounce back from two KO losses in a span of 7 months with a win over Jamahal Hill at UFC 311 - a chance to reinsert either man back (or at least closer) to the title picture against Alex Pereira or perhaps Magomed Ankalaev, depending on who wins that potential matchup.

Jamahal Hill continues to offer an interesting perspective on his first meeting against UFC champion Alex Pereira, and vows to meet him again in the octagon. The last time Hill (12-2 MMA, 6-2 UFC) competed was against Pereira (12-2 MMA,

Jamahal Hill sparks a heated debate over Alex Pereira's controversial move at UFC 300, fueling tension ahead of the fight.

Jamahal Hill has never been accused of being quiet and meek, but maybe he should have been, as his constant campaign to try and downplay the success of Alex ‘Poatan’ Pereira has led to naught but embarrassment for the former title challenger.