UFC featherweight contender Bryce Mitchell has revealed that he lives in fear that his drug test will be rigged to fail.During a recent interview on the MiddleEasy YouTube channel, Mitchell spoke about USADA's split with the UFC. It was recently announced that the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) will be ending its business relationship with the UFC on January 1, 2024.Stating that he hopes that the UFC continues to test fighters for steroids, Mitchell said:"There's nothing I can do about USADA going away. I hope that they are testing for steroids, that's all I've got to say because I'm not one to use steroids but I bet some of my opponents would."Further, Bryce Mitchell revealed that he lives in perpetual fear that his drug tests might be rigged to fail. He said:"That's fine by me, I've never failed a test, don't plan on it. I always worry about one of my tests being rigged. If they ever say that I'm one some type of steroid, I'm telling you, it's 100% rigged."Catch his comments in the video below (13:06):Bryce Mitchell claims he will never bring out the Bible to his fights againMitchell caught a lot of attention in his last fight against Dan Ige at UFC Vegas 79 for bringing out the Bible. During the pre-fight octagon introduction, he displayed the Bible, and after the fight, he engaged in a prayer with his opponent.Speaking about it during the same interview with MiddleEasy, Bryce Mitchell revealed that he got a lot of positive feedback from it. He said:"I've got a bunch of positive feedback and I'm really happy about it. For future warning, I will not bring the Bible into the octagon again. The Holy Spirit compelled me to do that in that fight. I felt like I was called to do it..."Mitchell added:"Because it would be unnecessary to do it again. I don't know. I made it very clear where I stand. I stand with Jesus Christ. I just wanted it to be known. The mission was accomplished and now I'm onto greater missions. Things I do are more important than that symbolic gesture. How I live my life is more symbolic of my relationship with Jesus."Catch Mitchell's comments below (4:20):