Featherweight Bryce Mitchell is setting his UFC priorities straight. The controversial contender made headlines earlier this year when he said he believed Adolf Hitler was a 'good guy', adding that the Nazi leader responsible for the death of 6 millions Jews would be someone he'd go fishing with.

UFC's Bryce Mitchell will face undefeated Israeli Ilay Barzilay in a 180-pound Pit Submission grappling match at Karate Combat 53 next week.

Jean Silva extended his now-four-fight knockout streak with one punch on the UFC Seattle main card. Silva, just minutes into his fight with Melsik Baghdasaryan, landed a massive right hand that dropped Baghdasaryan before finishing the fight with brutal ground-and-pound.

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

Psalm 104:5 states, "He set the earth on its foundations; it can never be moved." For centuries, this Old Testament verse was used to support the geocentric theory—the belief that the Earth remains stationary while everything in the solar system revolves around it.