Bryce Mitchell imposed a six-month self-ban on sparring and fighting after suffering a brutal knockout in the UFC 296 bout.
During the UFC 296 bout on December 12, Bryce Mitchell faced Josh Emmett in a fight that resulted in Mitchell being knocked out by a crushing right to the head from Emmett, causing a scary incident.
Fortunately, Mitchell managed to walk off under his own power after the incident.
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The video of the knockout quickly went viral.
In the aftermath, Mitchell has taken his health seriously and is following his own concussion protocol as stated in an interview with ESPN.
FAQs
What led to Bryce Mitchell’s self-imposed ban?
Bryce Mitchell imposed a six-month ban on sparring and fighting after suffering a brutal knockout in the UFC 296 bout against Josh Emmett.
How is Bryce Mitchell dealing with the aftermath of the knockout?
Bryce Mitchell is taking his health seriously and has implemented his own concussion protocol following the viral knockout incident.
Conclusion
Bryce Mitchell’s decision to self-impose a ban on sparring and fighting for six months reflects his commitment to prioritizing his health and well-being following the alarming knockout incident. His focus on healing and preparing for a comeback demonstrates his resilience and determination as a UFC fighter.