Bryce Mitchell is a professional mixed martial artist recognized for his grappling expertise and achievements within the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC).
After winning his UFC fight, Arkansas native Bryce Mitchell donated $45k to Arkansas Children's.
The UFC and its official apparel partner, Reebok, granted Mitchell's ongoing request to produce camouflage shorts inside the cage, which he wore during his fight.
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A clothing brand that announced it had withdrawn its affiliation with Bryce Mitchell following controversial statements he made.
Bryce Andrew Mitchell was born on October 4, 1994, in Texarkana, Arkansas, and raised in Cabot, Arkansas. He participated in various sports during his time at Cabot High School, including basketball and wrestling, where he achieved notable rankings at state championships. Mitchell later attended Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas, where he earned a degree in economics. His athletic background in wrestling provided a foundation for his mixed martial arts career, characterized by a focus on grappling and submission techniques.
Mitchell began his professional MMA career, compiling an undefeated record of 9–0 before his appearance on “The Ultimate Fighter: Undefeated.” Despite not winning the season, he secured a contract with the UFC. His tenure in the UFC has been marked by several significant victories and accomplishments, including a rare twister submission win in 2019, which garnered him both a Performance of the Night award and multiple Submission of the Year honors from various MMA publications. He has primarily competed in the Featherweight division, showcasing a strong defensive striking and takedown average. Over the years, Mitchell has accumulated a professional record of 18 wins and 3 losses, demonstrating consistent performance in the octagon. Beyond his fighting career, he is also a cattle farmer and has released a country rap mixtape.
Mitchell’s career progression within the UFC includes notable unanimous decision victories over opponents like Andre Fili, Edson Barboza, and Dan Ige. He earned a Fight of the Night award for his performance against Bobby Moffett in 2019. In 2024, he achieved his first knockout victory in MMA against Kron Gracie at UFC 310. While his career has seen success, it has also featured challenges, including withdrawals due to injury and losses to top-ranked contenders. He recently returned to the bantamweight division in 2025.
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