I apologize for searching for a cheapskate

It appears Bryce Mitchell has gotten his nose fixed and won’t be needing help from his fans.

For context, Mitchell seemingly broke his nose badly during a training session and was left bleeding badly after the injury. However, the Arkansas native didn’t want to go to the doctor due to the potential high costs of treatment and took to social media to ask if any of his followers could fix it for him for free. In a video (via @ChampRDS on X), he said:

“I need my nose straightened out. I just got it broken, you can tell its sideways. Dude, the doctors are so expensive. They’re $2000 or some sh*t just to set my nose. Can somebody in Arkansas, by the grace of God, please set my nose back for free?”

In his latest update, Mitchell revealed that a friend of his fixed his nose, and he won’t need help. In another video, he said:

“Hey, I want to let you all know that I’m doing really good… I’m totally healed, thank the lord… I apologize for looking for a cheapskate. Right when that happened, my brain went into primal survival instinct, and I started thinking, ‘This is going to be expensive.This is going to be thousands of dollars to fix. It’s a shame that’s where my brain went to.’ That was my main concern. My buddy did fix it for free… When I ripped my n*ts in half, it was only $1250. That was the best $1250 I ever spent.”

When Bryce Mitchell addressed fans comparing him to Sean Strickland

While Bryce Mitchell sees some similarities between himself and Sean Strickland, he believes that there’s one quality that separates the two. Mitchell believes that he’s “a little bit nicer” than Strickland.

In a post-fight interview (via @RedCorner_MMA on X) after his win over Said Nurmagomedov at UFC Abu Dhabi in July, Mitchell fielded a question about fans who compared him to Strickland and said:

“I think there’s similarities, but I try to be overwhelmingly nice… I go out of my way to tell people how much I love them. I don’t ever try to disrespect [anybody]… I think I’m a little bit nicer than [Strickland] is… I think what separates me is how much I care about people.”