MAGA UFC Star Explodes on Trump in Shocking Rant: “I was Fooled. He’s the Antichrist.”

Once a vocal Trump loyalist, Bryce Mitchell unleashes a wild biblical tirade against the president he once vowed to die for.

In a stunning 180-degree reversal, UFC featherweight Bryce Mitchell — long known for his far-right rants and past allegiance to Donald Trump — has turned on the president in a fiery video that’s making waves across social media.

Mitchell, 30, went on an unhinged Instagram tirade Friday, calling Trump “the Antichrist,” accusing him of betraying America’s farmers, hiding Jeffrey Epstein’s files, and blindly funding wars abroad — all while citing the Book of Revelation.

“He tricked me. I was fooled. I admit it,” Mitchell confessed. “He talked a good game, but now he’s blaming beef farmers and shipping our money to Israel and Ukraine. He’s putting America last just like the numb-nuts before him.”

The fighter, who once said he’d “take a bullet” for Trump, now claims the 45th and current 47th president is fulfilling biblical prophecy about the Beast in Revelation 13:3 — the apocalyptic figure who suffers a fatal head wound but returns to global power.

“Go read it,” Mitchell warned. “Revelation 13:3 — the one fatally wounded in the head and miraculously healed. The whole world marveled. That’s Trump.”

Mitchell’s rhetoric isn’t new — but this is the first time it’s been pointed directly at Trump.

In 2019, the Arkansas native told fans he’d “beat up politicians” for Trump and labeled mainstream media “Satanic.” He’s pushed conspiracy theories about the COVID-19 pandemic, promoted antisemitic tropes about the Holocaust, and questioned U.S. involvement in foreign conflicts.

“He’s said the quiet parts out loud for years,” said political analyst Jamel Green. “What’s changed is who he’s pointing the rage at. And now it’s Trump.”

The fighter’s break from Trump comes as cracks widen in the MAGA base, with some on the far-right furious over Trump’s bipartisan aid packages for Ukraine and Israel. Trump’s failure to fully declassify the Epstein files — a major QAnon talking point — has also stirred anger among conspiracy circles that once viewed him as a savior.

Mitchell’s transformation from Trump warrior to biblical accuser highlights the growing volatility on the American right. Trump, who returned to power in 2024 after narrowly defeating Kamala Harris, is facing pressure from both establishment Democrats and disillusioned supporters who feel betrayed.

Meanwhile, Mitchell continues to fight professionally in the UFC, most recently appearing at UFC 314 in April. Though not a top contender, his political rants often overshadow his record.

“It’s like watching a man unravel in real time,” said sports writer Clara Vasquez. “He’s using scripture to justify his political whiplash, and it’s both disturbing and fascinating.”

Whether Mitchell’s rant will cost him fans — or endear him to new ones on the fringes — remains to be seen. For now, he seems to be burning the bridges he once swore to die protecting.

“He’s not just done with Trump,” said one former supporter on Reddit. “He’s rewriting the entire MAGA bible — with Trump as the Beast.”

Mitchell has yet to clarify his political stance beyond cryptic biblical references. But one thing’s clear: in the cage of American politics, even the fighters aren’t playing by the old rules anymore.