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When Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales benched Bryce Young three games into the 2024 season, he received a heap of criticism from the media and fans. However, once Young regained the job ...

UFC President and CEO Dana White criticized mixed martial artist Bryce Mitchell for making antisemitic and homophobic comments on a podcast during which the featherweight also praised former Nazi ...

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Bryce Mitchell, a UFC fighter, ignited controversy by praising Hitler, denying the Holocaust, and making homophobic remarks. X / Homelander MMA @HomelanderMMA UFC fighter Bryce Mitchell is facing ...

Bryce Mitchell has grabbed headlines with his outrageous comments on ‘good guy’ Adolf Hitler and it is unsurprisingly not the first time the UFC featherweight has said absurd things. The 30 ...

UFC president Dana White slammed American fighter Bryce Mitchell after the 30-year-old made several antisemitic, homophobic and transphobic comments during a podcast in which he also praised Adolf ...

After two weeks, it was clear that Bryce Young wasn't working out. Canales had to walk a very thin line to get his team to be competitive while not torpedoing his young QB's development.