Jamahal Hill vs Thiago Santos - Stats

"Sweet Dreams"

Jamahal Hill

Chicago, USA

7 (W - L - D)

"Sweet Dreams"

Jamahal Hill

Chicago, USA

7 - 0 - 0 (W - L - D)

Status

Active

Debut

Jan. 25, 2020

Age

Height

76.00

Weight

205.00

Reach

79.00

Leg reach

43.50

fighting style

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Trains at

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Stats & Records

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Fight win streak

4

WINS BY KNOCKOUT

0

WINS BY SUBMISSION

Striking Accuracy

276

Sig str. landed

53%

524

Sig str. Attempted

Grappling Accuracy

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Takedowns Landed

—

Takedowns Attempted

Fights Statistic

7.90

Sig. Str landed

3.15

Sig. Str Absorbed

0.00

Takedown Avg

0.00

Submission AVG

7.90

Sig. Str landed

3.15

Sig. Str Absorbed

0.00

Takedown Avg

0.00

Submission AVG

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Defense

49%

Sig str. Defense

54%

Takedown Defense

Knockdown

0.86

Knockdown Ratio per 15 min

08:44

Avarage Fight time Per 15 min

Sig.str. by position

234 (85%)

Standing

32 (12%)

Clinch

10 (4%)

Ground

Win by Way

4 (50%)

KO / TKO

4 (50%)

DEC

0 (0%)

SUB

Sig. Str. By Target

head

152

55%

body

35%

leg

10%

Questions & Answers

Jamahal Hill

"Sweet Dreams"

When and why did you start training for fighting? January 3rd of 2010. I was supposed to go to college to play basketball but didn't know what I wanted to study and didn't want to be in debt, so I decided to take a year off, and then I saw Anderson Silva fight Forest Griffin and fell in love with the sport. Plus, I've always been into martial arts and I've been in a lot of fights, so I figured I might as well get paid for it.
What ranks and titles have you held? I held 2 amateur titles and 1 professional title
Do you have any heroes? My mom is my biggest hero, then Muhammad Ali, Anderson Silva and Lebron James I'm just a fan of greatness.
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? A dream come true. All the hard work, sacrifices, blood, sweat, and tears were worth it. And it would mean that I'm on the right path for what I want in life.
What was your job before you started fighting? A lot of different factory jobs where I wasn’t happy. I'm happy when I'm in the gym and in the cage.
Specific accomplishments in amateur competition? I held two titles for two of the best shows in West Michigan and was unbeaten with 11 wins - all finishes.
Ranks in any martial arts styles: Blue belt in Gracie BJJ and a brown belt in Mmatrix striking system

Last events result

Paul VS Jamahal

Mar. 21, 2021

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Round

—

Time

—

Method

WIN

Ovince VS Jamahal

Dec. 06, 2020

2

Round

3:37

Time

KO/TKO

Method

Jamahal VS Klidson

May. 30, 2020

1

Round

1:51

Time

Ove

Method

WIN

Jamahal VS Darko

Jan. 26, 2020

3

Round

5:00

Time

Dec

Method

WIN

Jamahal VS Alexander

Jul. 24, 2019

2

Round

4:29

Time

KO/TKO

Method

"Marreta"

Thiago Santos

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

21 (W - L - D)

"Marreta"

Thiago Santos

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

21 - 9 - 0 (W - L - D)

Status

Active

Debut

Aug. 04, 2013

Age

Height

74.00

Weight

205.00

Reach

76.00

Leg reach

42.50

fighting style

Striker

Trains at

American Top Team

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Fight win streak

15

WINS BY KNOCKOUT

1

WINS BY SUBMISSION

731

Sig str. landed

49%

1507

Sig str. Attempted

5

Takedowns Landed

24%

21

Takedowns Attempted

4.27

Sig. Str landed

2.33

Sig. Str Absorbed

0.70

Takedown Avg

0.09

Submission AVG

4.27

Sig. Str landed

2.33

Sig. Str Absorbed

0.70

Takedown Avg

0.09

Submission AVG

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55%

Sig str. Defense

66%

Takedown Defense

1.14

Knockdown Ratio per 15 min

08:10

Avarage Fight time Per 15 min

370 (51%)

Standing

139 (19%)

Clinch

222 (30%)

Ground

15 (71%)

KO / TKO

5 (24%)

DEC

1 (5%)

SUB

head

404

55%

body

159

22%

leg

168

23%

Thiago Santos

"Marreta"

UFC on ESPN (11/7/20) Santos was submitted by Glover Teixeira via rear naked choke at 1:49 of the third round
The Ultimate Fighter: Brazil, Season 2 On episode nine (quarterfinals), Santos lost a unanimous decision to Leonardo Santos
When and why did you start training for fighting? After eight years in capoeira. I always liked sports, I saw capoeira, and it was close to home so I started training. Then I wanted something more aggressive and I migrated to pro Muay Thai and I really found myself.