UFC 312 headliner Sean Strickland has an opinion about the Bryce Mitchell controversy, because of course he does.

UFC fighter Bryce Mitchell has offered an apology after making antisemitic and homophobic comments on his podcast that prompted immediate blowback, clarifying that he’s “definitely not a Nazi.”

Mitchell has come under-fire after referring to Adolf Hitler as a "good guy," saying "the Holocaust ain't real" and making homophobic comments.

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

UFC President Dana White lambasted fighter Bryce Mitchell’s comments in defense of Adolf Hitler on Thursday, saying he was “beyond disgusted” by statements Mitchell made on his podcast earlier in the week.

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.

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,

"I've heard a lot of dumb and ignorant (stuff) said over the years, but this is probably the worst," Dana White said.

Dana White did a sit-down interview with Tucker Carlson where he dove into why "Thug Nasty" won't get punished for his actions