UFC's Bryce Mitchell Calls Hitler 'Good Guy,' Sparks Outrage

UFC fighter Bryce Mitchell has sparked outrage after claiming on his podcast that Adolf Hitler was a 'good guy' and denying the Holocaust. During the episode, he made antisemitic remarks, stating that Hitler sought to 'purify' Germany by removing 'greedy Jews' and described Jews in derogatory terms. He further claimed that the Holocaust did not occur, arguing that it was a fabrication of public education. This controversial stance has drawn sharp criticism from the MMA community, including UFC chief Dana White and broadcaster Ariel Helwani, who condemned Mitchell's comments as bigoted and embarrassing for the sport. Despite the backlash, Mitchell attempted to distance himself from Nazi ideology, asserting that he does not support Nazis. His remarks have raised discussions about accountability and hate speech within professional sports.