UFC Fighter Holds Up Bible After HUGE Win And States The Fires In Hawaii Were Man-Made To Steal Land
The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) stands as the pinnacle of mixed martial arts (MMA), offering a platform for unadulterated combat competition. Since its inception in 1993, the UFC has transformed from a niche sport into a global sensation, showcasing the talents of top-tier fighters from a myriad of martial arts disciplines, including boxing, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, wrestling, Muay Thai, and more.
Bryce Mitchell is a rising star in the world of mixed martial arts (MMA) and a formidable featherweight fighter within the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). Born on October 4, 1994, in Cabot, Arkansas, Mitchell quickly gained recognition for his exceptional skills and unique personality both inside and outside the Octagon.
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During UFC 79 In Las Vegas, Bryce Mitchell had an amazing fight, but prior to the fight he held a bible up and yelled “Freedom” as he was being announced.
Bryce Mitchell won the fight and after the fight he was able to speak more…
Mitchell went on to say, “I brought this Bible in here tonight because I do believe that Satan is taking over this earth, I know [Ige] lost friends; they lost their homes; they lost their children, and I love these people with all my heart, “And we have to show Satan that he can’t do nothing [to] the power of Christ when we come together.”
He Continued, ““These fires in Hawaii, I don’t believe that they were natural. I believe they are man-made. They’re trying to take the land from the natives and I want Dan Ige, a native Hawaiian, to lead this world in prayer against the power of Satan.”
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I think there should be some major investigation into the fires on Maui. Something is fishy and nefarious going on! I believe this fighter might be right. Keeping the people away from their property and homes long after the fires were out. Vehicles melted but the ground and vegetation not far away unscathed.