LAS VEGAS – Almost one year to the day that Bryce Mitchell was twitching on the canvas, convulsing after a bomb of a punch from Josh Emmett, he’ll step back into the cage for the first time since.
Despite the terrifying nature of the knockout and its aftermath, Mitchell (16-3 MMA, 7-2 UFC) told reporters Wednesday ahead of UFC 310 at T-Mobile Arena that he’s in no way haunted by the circumstances of the last one.
“I’m very excited,” Mitchell said. “I’ve got all this energy pent up. I haven’t been this hungry in a long, long time. I’m happy to be here. I’m grateful to be here.”
