“I deserve to be made fun of,” Mitchell said. “I really am that stupid. I didn’t have a tool belt. I put a drill in my pants. But I was in a rush.”
Mitchell paid for his mistake, and then some. Along with a “hefty” hospital bill he shouldered on his own, he endured a long and “disgusting” recovery that you have to hear him describe to understand. In return, Mitchell got a couple pairs of nice boxers from an underwear company that saw his story on social media – and a story to tell for the rest of his life.
Thankfully, everything still works down there – he’s double checked. Getting kicked in the groin? Yep, still hurts.
But there’s another part of the story that’s not so fun, the one he wishes more people thought about before they snickered and asked him about his accident.
“I think if people saw how close I was to dying, they probably wouldn’t ask me about it,” Mitchell said. “The truth of the matter is, your nuts get ripped off, you fall off a 20-foot ladder, you’re (expletive) dead. I don’t got no neighbors; I’m (expletive) dead. I should be dead. God or whatever was watching over me that day, because it could have been way worse.”
https://mmajunkie.com/2019/03/ufc-nashville-bryce-mitchell-details-power-tool-nutsack-accident
Mitchell paid for his mistake, and then some. Along with a “hefty” hospital bill he shouldered on his own, he endured a long and “disgusting” recovery that you have to hear him describe to understand. In return, Mitchell got a couple pairs of nice boxers from an underwear company that saw his story on social media – and a story to tell for the rest of his life.
Thankfully, everything still works down there – he’s double checked. Getting kicked in the groin? Yep, still hurts.
But there’s another part of the story that’s not so fun, the one he wishes more people thought about before they snickered and asked him about his accident.
“I think if people saw how close I was to dying, they probably wouldn’t ask me about it,” Mitchell said. “The truth of the matter is, your nuts get ripped off, you fall off a 20-foot ladder, you’re (expletive) dead. I don’t got no neighbors; I’m (expletive) dead. I should be dead. God or whatever was watching over me that day, because it could have been way worse.”
https://mmajunkie.com/2019/03/ufc-nashville-bryce-mitchell-details-power-tool-nutsack-accident