Angela Hill’s UFC 335 return puts her decision-heavy profile against Shanelle Dyer’s early finishing run

Angela Hill will face Shanelle Dyer at UFC 335, adding the most experienced woman on the UFC roster to the year-end card. Bloody Elbow reports that the strawweight bout is scheduled for Dec. Bloody Elbow reported the December 12 date in Las Vegas, with Dyer carrying an 8-1 professional record, a 2-0 UFC mark and consecutive finishes by strikes.

The booking gives Hill a chance to build consecutive victories after her May decision over Jingnan Xiong. It also presents a clear clash between a veteran whose UFC outcomes overwhelmingly reach the scorecards and a prospect arriving off two early stoppages.

That contrast identifies the relevant betting markets. It does not settle them. Our database has 30 UFC bouts and 88 rounds of information on Hill but no linked opponent file for Dyer, while no verified betting terms are available. The first read belongs on fight duration, method of victory and striking volume—not a premature side.

Hill’s volume is built to accumulate, not detonate

Hill, 41, owns a 19-16 professional record and a 14-16 mark across her 30 archived UFC appearances. Bloody Elbow reported that she will move to 31 Octagon bouts if the Dyer matchup proceeds as booked.

The mechanism behind her longevity is sustained striking activity. Hill lands 5.46 significant strikes per minute at 50% accuracy while absorbing 5.00 per minute. Across the round-level archive, she has landed 2,364 significant strikes: 1,414 to the head, 763 to the body and 187 to the legs.

Those numbers describe a fighter willing to work through extended exchanges and collect offense across multiple targets. They do not describe a consistent one-shot finisher. Hill has produced only three knockdowns in 88 UFC rounds. Of her 14 UFC wins, 11 came by decision, two by knockout or technical knockout and one by submission. Her finish rate across those wins is 21%, supported by a substantial 30-fight sample.