No...I made the point that he isn't weight cutting. Maybe I didn't make it clear enough, but I thought I'd been reasonably articulate?
Weight cutting is maintaining a weight fit for your general frame. That is comfortable to allow you to do the training you need to, and allows you a healthy diet and training program.
Then... Just short of your match, you manipulate carbs, sodium(helps with hydration), laxitives and hydration to "limbo" under the nearest, lowest weight and then come back up to your normal healthy weight for the fight.
I know what weight cutting is, but thanks.
This guy starves himself, year round to maintain an abnormal and extremely unhealthy body weight for his frame, in order to enjoy a reach advantage. This then bit him in the ass - or on this occasion the shin. He was not healthy when he entered the Octagon - I would love to read the opinion of a doctor that disagrees with me.
Unhealthy according to who? You? Bottom line, Hill would not be able to "starve" himself all year while maintaining the intense training that he puts on his body. Hill is known for coming into his fights in excellent conditiong, and is able to maintain a strong pace through the entirety of a fight. That proves that he isn't starving himself AND that the weight class he competes in is healthy for him.
How can you make the argument that a weight a guy is able to maintain year-round, in the face of very intense training, is an unhealthy one for him?
Have I made myself clear now? Cause Einstein said if you can't explain it to a seven year old, then you don't understand it yourself. So I'm willing to keep trying.
You have made your point clearly...I just disagree 
Unless you know something I don't. Always willing to be educated.