I’m sorry I sounded insensitive,' the 30-year-old wrote on Instagram after making antisemitic statements UFC fighter Bryce Mitchell has offered an apology after making antisemitic and homophobic comments on his podcast that prompted immediate blowback,

Dana White has determined he won’t cut UFC featherweight Bryce Mitchell despite not seeing eye-to-eye with his viewpoints on Adolf Hitler.

UFC fighter Bryce Mitchell has sparked outrage after making inflammatory comments praising Adolf Hitler and denying the Holocaust with Israeli MMA star Natan Levy calling him out. The 30-year-old featherweight claimed the former Nazi leader was a 'good guy' whilst making anti-Semitic remarks during a recent appearance.

UFC CEO Dana White is all about free speech, but even he couldn't turn a blind eye to a series of offensive comments UFC featherweight Bryce Mitchell made this week. In the debut episode of his podcast,

MMA star Bryce Mitchell praised Adolf Hitler as a “good guy” and denied the Holocaust happened in a rant on his new podcast.

UFC fighter Bryce Mitchell has apologised for calling Adolf Hitler a “good guy” and denying the Holocaust, after drawing widespread criticism for his words.

Mitchell responded just days after his comments set the internet on fire. Despite saying outright controversial things about Hitler and the Holocaust, White revealed that there would be no disciplinary action taken against Mitchell. White revealed that Mitchell was exercising his "free speech," and that "we don't have to like it.

In an Instagram statement released Saturday, UFC fighter Bryce Mitchell offered an about-face apology for a series of recent “insensitive” comments praising Nazi leader Adolf Hitler. “I was definitely not trying to offend anybody,

Bryce Mitchell, a featherweight UFC fighter known as «Thug Nasty,» sparked outrage after making controversial statements about Adolf Hitler and the Holocaust on a podcast. Following intense criticism from fans,