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At tonight's UFC Fight Night 166 in Raleigh, North Carolina, Angela Hill finished off Hannah Cifers via a brutal TKO in a Women's Strawweight clash in the second round of their scheduled bout.
Heading into this fight, Hill last competed in the Octagon back on September 21, 2019, at UFC on ESPN+ 17 where she was initially scheduled to face Istela Nunes, however, eventually went on to face and defeat Ariane Carnelossi, who much like Cifers also fell victim to a brutal TKO from Hill.
Starting off the fight, Hill did showcase some solid striking in the first round but it wasn't until the second round of the bout when she went full 'Overkill' mode and shut down Cifers via a relentless flurry of elbows and punches. Despite being on the backfoot in round #2, Hill managed to secure the comeback win in style and finish off the bout at the 4:26 mark of Round 2.
With this win, Hill is now on a winning streak for the first time in her UFC career, whereas, it is the exact opposite for Cifers, whose two-fight winning streak was brought to an end by 'Overkill'. Also in her post-fight Octagon interview, Hill did mention that she will be ready to step back into the Octagon if someone gets injured once again.
