After his Adolf Hitler controversy, Bryce Mitchell sparks debate again by explaining why he believes Earth does not rotate.

UFC featherweight Bryce Mitchell is not a very smart man. Don't believe us? Ask UFC president Dana White, who called Mitchell "literally one of the

Bryce Mitchell will fight at UFC 314 for the first time since publicly spewing pro-Hitler rhetoric, drawing surging featherweight Jean Silva at the Miami event on April 12, the promotion announced Wednesday.

Alongside the news that Rafael Fiziev will be replacing the injured Dan Hooker to run it back with Justin Gaethje in the co-main event on March 8, the UFC CEO revealed a big battle at 145 pounds between the polarizing Mitchell and the surging Silva set for Miami on April 12.

Featherweight Bryce Mitchell is setting his UFC priorities straight. The controversial contender made headlines earlier this year when he said he believed Adolf Hitler was a 'good guy', adding that the Nazi leader responsible for the death of 6 millions Jews would be someone he'd go fishing with.

Bryce Mitchell has pulled out of his upcoming grappling match with Ilay Barzilay that was due to take place this week.

Bryce Mitchell's conspiratorial ramblings on social media and podcasts have become a growing headache for the MMA league.