Terrance McKinney, better known as ‘T.Wrecks’, is a rising star in the UFC lightweight division. Despite only entering the UFC in 2021, he has already made a name for himself and is quickly gaining popularity. Before his UFC debut, McKinney made an appearance in Dana White‘s contender series back in 2019, where he, unfortunately, lost his fight. However, at that time in his life, he was struggling with addiction and was not on a straight path. Despite the disciplined and focused nature of most fighters, addiction affects people from all walks of life, and McKinney is no exception.

‘T.Wrecks’ is not only famous for his impressive fighting skills. But also for his active presence on social media, especially on Twitter. Not so long ago he defended Jake Shields over backlash. He last fought inside the octagon against Ismael Bonfim at UFC 283 which he, unfortunately, lost. McKinney has a famous nickname, ‘T.Wrecks’, which adds to his reputation and makes him a fan favorite.

Despite having only won one out of his last three fights, McKinney remains a well-known and active figure on social media. He uses his platform to send a message of hope and inspiration to others who may be struggling with addiction. In a recent tweet, he shared an aspiring message with his fans. Showing that even the toughest of fighters can overcome their struggles and come out on top.

McKinney shares an inspiring message

Terrance McKinney loved MMA and wrestling since childhood. He aimed to compete in the Olympics and win a medal. Despite alcohol and drug addiction, he conquered his struggles and became a successful MMA fighter. In a recent tweet, he encapsulates the learning of his struggles and shares an inspiring message.

He said, “Keep focused on your goals but it’s ok if you slip up, that makes getting to the top that much more worth it. You got this bc if I can do it you can do it.”

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Five years ago, the 28-year-old overdosed on drugs and almost lost his life. Instead of giving up, he used that experience to turn his life around. He trained hard, fought in the UFC Contender Series, made his debut, and set a record. Terrance wants others to know that every day is a new chance to be better, and not to let mistakes define them.

Terrance McKinney on escaping death

Terrance McKinney has had his share of struggles with drugs, and he is candid about his experiences. In one particular incident, he was so under the influence of drugs that he ended up in the emergency room.

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The Washington born described the incident in detail, saying “I fell through a window. I almost cut my neck because I pulled my head back through the glass. The drugs overpowered me, and I fainted.” The experience was a wake-up call for Terrance, and it showed him the dangers of drug use and the importance of seeking help.

Unfortunately, Terrance‘s friends were not there to support him in his time of need. They called the police and then left him when the authorities arrived. This experience highlights the importance of having supportive friends and family who can help you through difficult times. Terrance‘s story is a reminder that addiction is a serious issue, and it’s essential to seek help and support from loved ones and professionals when facing such challenges.

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