UFC featherweight baffled by TikToker 'Mr. Prada' being wanted for killing his therapist
TikTok star 'Mr Prada's' recent actions have landed him in hot waters, and many online, including active UFC fighters, have reacted to the news surrounding social media star. Terryon Thomas, more popuarly known as 'Mr Prada' is in the headlines for allegedly murdering his therapist and then fleeing in the victim's car.
'Mr Prada' was reportedly arrested in Dallas and @DailyLoud on X was one of many accounts online talking covering the story. In a since-deleted tweet, UFC fighter Sodiq Yusuff retweeted the Daily Loud's post regarding the story and wrote:
"Killing your therapist is horror movie level of crazy."
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Sodiq Yusuff's UFC run so far
Yusuff would make his UFC debut after putting together a 7-1 professional mixed martial arts record, which came on the back of a 7-0 run in the amateur circuit. He punched his ticket into the UFC in the Contender's Series, and made an emphatic debut under the promotional banner.
A first-round knockout of Gabriel Benitez really set things off and his sophomore fight in the promotion further underscored the potential of Yusuff. A victory over the tenured Andre Fili came by way of a unanimous decision. Unfortunately, his spotless record would receive its first UFC blemish in his next outing.
Sodiq Yusuff would fall short to top-level featherweight Arnold Allen, but rebounded with victories over Alex Caceres and Don Shainis thereafter.
The 31-year-old had previously worked his way to a solid placement within the organization's top fifteen rankings at featherweight but has since been ousted after back-to-back losses to two tough contenders.
'Super' would fall short versus Edson Barboza by way of a unanimous decision in October of last year in their Fight Night headliner. He last stepped into the cage, as per the time of writing, a few months back, but would fall short against the current number three contender at 145 pounds.
Yusuf was finished with strikes in the first round less than a minute and a half into his bout against Diego Lopes in April. Yusuff has established himself as a high-level featherweight in the Ultimate Fighting Championship despite these recent setbacks and many will be excited for whatever his next in-cage assignment will be.