The UFC is not short of strange characters, and Bryce Mitchell is one of those few ultra-controversial fighters known for foolishly blotting out many sensitive and offensive statements.
Mitchell is definitely a talented fighter who has given us some really good fights as a featherweight. Before his first professional defeat against current featherweight champion Ilia Topuria, Bryce Mitchell was an undefeated cut-throat contender who was almost there to challenge for the championship.
Despite being highly talented, Bryce Mitchell often gets involved in needless disputes because of his verbose nature. He likes to voice out his opinions on various humanities subjects that repeatedly get challenged by people on the internet.
Since Bryce Mitchell started giving interviews, many of his statements have been obviously derogatory and distasteful, but sometimes they are stupidly hilarious. Because of this reason, many have become his fans and also his haters.
Let’s dive into some of those moments which has made Bryce Mitchell an infamous figure in MMA –
Bryce Mitchell thinks Hitler was a good guy!
Bryce Mitchell on the first episode of his podcast ArkanSanity, revealed that he admires the Austrian-born German ultra-nationalist Nazi Leader Adolf Hitler. Most people share despicable views about the German dictator because of his multiple wrongdoings and being the sole mastermind behind The Tragic Holocaust. But, Mitchell perceives him differently.
According to him, Adolf Hitler was a good guy who fought for his country and wanted to purify Germany from the greedy Jews. He also believes the Jews were turning heterosexual people into homosexuals, justifying the cruel dictator’s actions. In addition, Mitchell also wanted to go fishing with Hitler.
“I honestly think that Hitler was a good guy based on my own research, not my public education indoctrination. I do really think before Hitler got on meth, he was a guy to go fishing with.”
“He fought for his country. He wanted to purify it by kicking the greedy Jews out that were destroying his country and turning them all into gays.”
“They were gaying out the kids. They were queering out the women. They were queering out the dudes. Do you know where the first tranny surgery ever was? Happened to be in Germany before Hitler took over”. – Bryce Mitchell via ArkanSanity Podcast.
Mitchell’s comments were not taken lightly by the UFC, especially by the president and CEO Dana White lambasted him for his remarks.
On the recent Power Slap post-fight press conference, Dana White scolded Mitchell by calling him absolutely stupid and a dumb human being –
“Hitler is one of the most disgusting and evil human beings to ever walk the Earth, and anyone that even tries to take an opposing position is a moron, That’s the problem with the internet and social media. You provide a platform to a lot of dumb and ignorant people.” – Dana White via Power Slap press post-fight press conference.
Although Dana White was completely disgusted by Mitchell’s statements, when he was asked whether the UFC would punish the fighter for his atrocious comments, the president defended Mitchell’s right to free speech.
“That’s the beautiful thing about this business. For all of you that hate Bryce Mitchell, you get to see him hopefully get his ass whooped on global television. What do you want me to say about it? You know where I am with free speech. We’re disgusted by it. I think he’s literally one of the dumbest human beings.” – Dana White added.
Bryce Mitchell is currently getting criticized left and right by MMA pundits, but please make sure to read Kevin Iole’s column because he used the “f-word” for the first time in his professional career as a sports writer.
1. Bryce Mitchell believes the “Earth Is Flat” and doesn’t move around the Sun.
Bryce Mitchell doesn’t believe in the fact that the Earth is a sphere and not a flat surface. This one of the primary statements which instantly made him famous.
He is not the first person in this universe to believe in “The Flat Earth”, there are many people like him who share the same conviction for this false theory. Mitchell happens to be a popular figure who is just on the same page with them.
Mitchell has multiple theories ready to defend his beliefs and also wanted to debate UFC color commentator Joe Rogan for criticizing him –
“No man, I think he’s a little bit scared brother. That’s the thing, people think I have the burden proof. Go outside and look, do you see the Earth spinning a thousand miles an hour?… No you don’t… Here’s the thing, I have what I believe proof. The sun is small and closer than what they’re saying it is and it’s the exact same size as the moon. The sun and the moon. they’re the exact same size in the sky.” –
“I’m here to call out Joe Rogan for talking c*ap about me and talking c*ap about my mama, he’s been doing it for too long. Me and my mama will tell you right now the Earth is flat. It ain’t moving around at no 6,000 mph, spinning at 1,000 mph, and floating through the universe constantly. The Earth is flat, it’s fixed, and the stars rotate around us, the Sun rotates around us. I can prove that! I would love to debate you Joe Rogan, because I’m tired of you making fun of Flat Earthers.” – Bryce Mitchell.
After challenging Rogan to a debate and calling him stupid, Mitchell apologized to him at the UFC 310 post-fight interview –
“I also called you stupid before because of something that you said, and you know you’re not stupid and I know you’re not stupid, and I wanted to apologize to your face like a man.” – Bryce Mitchell to Joe Rogan.
2. Bryce Mitchell thinks “Human Evolution” is a lie from Satan.
Human evolution is a touchy subject for many people much like spherical earth. Some section of people believe it to be true, some don’t.
Through many years of constant research by scientists, we have found that humans evolved from ape-like ancestors who were not monkeys and also share similar traits with chimpanzees.
Most of human evolution took place in Africa and then we started moving out into different continents. So, going by this logic, we are all real African champions!
Discussions about the genesis of the human race from the scientific perspective are very complex, but it is definitely not satanic!
During an interview with “The Count” Michael Bisping, Bryce Mitchell asked the former middleweight champion if he believed that humans evolved from monkeys. Bisping replied – “Yes”, then Mitchell stated –
“”Oh, here’s where I wanted to go with this, Bisping. Here’s where I want to go with this. And you don’t have to elaborate or anything. Do you believe that we evolved from monkeys?”
“Bullsh**t! That’s bulls**t. It’s bullsh**t, it’s a lie from Satan! It’s a lie from Satan, brother! You have been tricked, you have been deceived. We are not coming from monkeys. We are the apex predators.” – Bryce Mitchell.
As a Biblical warrior, Mitchell is fundamentally against Satan, so he’s also against evolution.
3. Bryce Mitchell thinks Elon Musk is a “False Prophet”.
One of the famous victims of Bryce Mitchell’s verbal onslaught is the world’s richest man Elon Musk.
A YouTube podcast is incomplete in which Mitchell is a guest and he’s not slandering ‘Tesla’ and ‘Space X’ founder. He accuses Musk of spending an astronomical amount on his space expeditions, calling everything is fake!
During the UFC 310 post-fight press conference, Mitchell said –
“If you put that man in a position of power, his true character will be revealed, and let’s just put it this way. He has all the money in this country, he’s the wealthiest man in the country, and he wastes it on f*king rockets, man… He could actually help people with that money, but he don’t give a sh*t about you.”
“He wants to waste it on rockets and waste it on all these cars that suck, and time will reveal the character of that man. And the more he gets under the spotlight, you can’t fake it forever. His character will be revealed, and you mark my words; it will be seen that he is a rat b**tard.” – Bryce Mitchell.
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