UFCfan Favorite Sean Strickland advised Bryce Mitchell Online after the featherweight Competer had made bizarre claims about his UFC 314 opponent.
The structure of Bryce Mitchell for his upcoming fight with Jean Silva on the UFC 314 head card has taken a bizarre turn in recent days.
Mitchell, which was central to controversies in 2025, was the subject of important hostility at a UFC 314 pre-Fight press conference earlier this month in Las Vegas. He and Silva drilled hooks on the microphone and had a heated faceoff for their featherweight collision.
But things took a strange turn earlier this week when Mitchell claimed that Silva cursed him with demonic dreams prior to UFC 314. Silva seemed to have the accusations to trigger and promised to be 'ready' for their fight on 12 April.
After the strange allegations by Mitchell, he received advice from a surprise source; Former UFC Middleweight Champion Sean Strickland.
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Sean Strickland had a surprising response to the bizarre accusations of Bryce Mitchell
In a recent message on X, Strickland responded to Mitchell's video message and accused Silva of being a occultist.
“I love Bryce … don't like this, but therapy would do him wonders,” Strickland claimed. “If I had a pushy thought every time, I thought” oh it's the devil, “I lose my mind.
“Introductory thoughts are not the devil Bryce … they probably just fight against fear that manifests itself in f – thoughts.”
Many were surprised by the advice of Strickland after they had repeatedly beaten people who see a therapist to tackle various struggles in mental health care. Although Strickland is a favorite of UFC, some of his views have insulted many in the sports world, including his hateful rhetoric against homosexuals and Islam.
Sean Strickland went behind supporting tweet after spot from his followers
While the original tweet from Strickland was positively received by some, not everyone agreed with his attitude. Several of his followers claimed that 'therapy does not work' and other views, which means that Strickland turns the course into a follow-up tweet.
“Thanks X. Therapy is for queers and soft men trying to hide the gay thoughts,” Strickland went back. 'I'm sorry, I read the Bible and fight Satan with [Bryce Mitchell].
“Not today Satan .. No Q-going go here !!!! I love p —! And guns! And struggling with men!”
Strickland lost earlier this year in a middleweight Rematch of Dricus Du Plessis on UFC 312 and will return to the Win -Kolom in his next fight. He could possibly be confronted with a former rival, Israel Adesanya, for his next booking with both hunters who came from heavy losses.
Mitchell returns to the Octagon after the furious of UFC CEO Dana White, fans and some of his colleague hunters with controversial comments he made during the inaugural episode of his podcast. He has not fought anymore since he had completed Kron Gracie at UFC 310.
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