Bryce Mitchell blasts Jean Silva's attitude and makes a statement before UFC 314: 'He treats me like trash'

Bryce mitchell is involved in yet another controversy. Photo: Reproduction X/ThugnastyMMA

Amidst preparations for the UFC 314, Bryce mitchell publicly accused Jean Silva contradicting his Christian faith after hostile exchanges during promotional events. The clash, marked by personal criticism and religious references, raised the tension for the featherweight division duel (up to 65,7 kg) this Saturday (12) in Miami, United States.

Bryce mitchell, known for controversial statements and conspiracy beliefs, has directed attacks on the religious integrity of Jean Silva after the rival calls himself 'Lord' (Sir) and publicly criticize his flat Earth views.

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“He says he loves Jesus, but he calls himself Lord and doesn’t act like someone who has Christ in his heart. From the interactions we’ve had, he treats me like dirt. Is that love?” Mitchell said at the media day for UFC 314.

The trigger for the conflict occurred at the first press conference of the UFC 314 in March, when Jean taunted his opponent with a globe, with the intention of ridiculing Mitchell's theories. The Brazilian incited the audience to shout "F*ck you Bryce mitchell".

The American, who has been under fire since making comments interpreted as sympathizing with Adolf Hitler, delved deeper into religious rhetoric and insinuated that his opponent's aggressive behavior stems from 'evil spiritual forces'. He also revealed that he had 'demonic dreams' after the verbal clashes.