Valter Walker mocks 'Peppa Pig' Jamahal Hill on X

Valter Walker has quickly become one of the more notable UFC heavyweights in the division, racking up a string of leg lock wins, while blasting other fighters with his distinctive trash talk. Now, he's taken aim at Jamahal Hill, welcoming him to the heavyweight division with social media mockery.

Valter Walker pokes fun at Jamahal Hill's physique

Jamahal Hill is one of several light heavyweights to have abandoned his division in search of greener pastures at heavyweight. Unfortunately, his decision to bulk up to a far more rotund physique than usual has led many to either taunt him or express concern over the shape that he's in. Now, streaking heavyweight Valter Walker has taken to X with an edited picture of Hill, where he compares the latter's physique to that of Peppa Pig, a popular children's cartoon character.

"Welcome to the new division, the new chocolate Peppa Pig. @JamahalH."

He tagged Hill in the picture, but has yet to draw a response from the former UFC light heavyweight champion.

Welcome to the new division, the new chocolate Peppa Pig. @JamahalH pic.twitter.com/QT8DXZFiBQ

— Valter Walker UFC (@ValterUfc) August 11, 2026

The 'chocolate Peppa Pig' line is an insult that Walker first introduced in his UFC 321 post-fight interview after submitting Louie Sutherland in round one. At the time, it was aimed at Chris Barnett, who is himself known for his rotund physique and who had also lost to Hamdy Abdelwahab via unanimous decision on the same card. It remains to be seen if Walker is aiming to secure a bout with Hill, who would easily be his most high-profile opponent to date. Walker is currently 16-1 and on a five-fight win streak, all finishes. More specifically, all those finishes have been leg locks, with three heel hooks, one inverted heel hook, and a rare calf slicer.

Meanwhile, Hill is on a rough patch. At UFC 283, he achieved his professional dream by becoming light heavyweight champion in a dominant unanimous decision win over Glover Teixeira. Unfortunately, he was forced to vacate the belt before even getting the chance to defend it, having torn his Achilles tendon, which sidelined him for over a year. When he returned, he did so against Alex Pereira at UFC 300 for the light heavyweight belt, but lost via first-round knockout. He took on Jiří Procházka in his next fight, losing via third-round TKO at UFC 311. His octagon woes continued when he suffered a third consecutive loss at UFC on ABC 8, where Khalil Rountree Jr. beat him via unanimous decision.

Now, with a 12-4 (1) record and in need of reinvention, Hill will look to test himself at heavyweight, where Walker awaits.