UFC light heavyweight contender Jamahal Hill has chimed in on Dana White’s recent New Year’s Eve incident.<\/p>\n
Over the weekend, the UFC president was seen on video in an altercation<\/a> with his wife in Cabo, Mexico. Anna, who’s been married to the promoter for decades, slapped him. In response, White slapped his wife several times, at which point the altercation was broken up by onlookers.<\/p>\n Since the release of the video by TMZ, several<\/a> MMA fighters and media members have given their take. For their part, both White and his wife have expressed regret over the incident. Both remarking that it was the first time that something like that had occurred, and it wouldn’t happen again.<\/p>\n Now, Jamahal Hill has chimed in on the situation involving his boss. ‘Sweet Dreams’ took to Twitter<\/a> to state that all parties involved should’ve left their hands to themselves. Some fans responded to the light-heavyweights tweet, stating that he was downplaying domestic violence.<\/p>\n In response, the Chicago native invited anyone who has an issue with his opinion, to come to his gym. If it occurs, it wouldn’t be the first time a UFC contender has sparred with an internet fan. Last week, Paddy Pimblett made headlines<\/a> for battering an Instagram troll at his gym.<\/p>\n If you don\u2019t want to get hit don\u2019t hit nobody period!!!#simple<\/a><\/p>\n — Jamahal Hill (@JamahalH) January 3, 2023<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n