UFC 311 was the host of many important and key results for several of the UFC's divisions. From heavyweight to all the way down to 125 pounds, the first UFC pay-per-view of 2015 saw plenty of big moments.

Jiri Prochazka has made peace with Jamahal Hill following their 'Fight of the Night' contender at UFC 311. Former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Prochazka isn't one to talk trash before his fights, and that's where he and Hill differ - his opponent dead-set on revenge against Alex Pereira for knocking him out at UFC 300.

Recall that on January 19 in Los Angeles, Hill lost to Prochazka via technical knockout in the third round. Prior to this, Hill fought in April 2024 at UFC 300, where he lost to Alex Pereira by knockout in the first round. His record stands at 12 wins and three losses, with one no contest.

This past Saturday on the main card of UFC 311, we saw an absolute war between two former light heavyweight champions. Jiri Prochazka (31-5-1) and Jamahal Hill (12-3, 1 NC) were both looking to get back on track after suffering losses against Alex Pereira in their last fights.

Former light heavyweight champs clash on the UFC 311 main card. Will Jamahal Hill find a way to finish Jiri Prochazka?

In a showdown between former champions filled with chaotic exchanges and the constant threat of a knockout, Jiri Prochazka proved on Saturday at UFC 311 that he's still the best 205-pound fighter not named Alex Pereira.

At UFC 311, Jiri Prochazka was in his element. With the crowd at Intuit Dome clearly on his side, Prochazka got back to his old ways as he scored a third-round knockout of Jamahal Hill to conclude an entertaining scrap between

UFC 311 didn't go Jamahal Hill's way, but he feels richer for the experience. This past Saturday, Hill engaged in a war with fellow former light heavyweight champion Jiri Prochazka that nearly went th

Alex Pereira says Jiri Prochazka has earned a third opportunity to face him for the light heavyweight title following UFC 311.