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Everything has gone downhill since Chiefsaholic went to prison.
The Kansas City Chiefs’ superfan was sentenced to 32 years in prison. This was after he pleaded guilty to a 2022 bank robbery. The FBI caught Xaviar Babudar in California in July 2023. He was accused of a string of previously unsolved robberies. Those incidents happened throughout the Midwest and in Tennessee.
Babudar admitted to a string of armed robberies across multiple states to fund his attendance at games. Just before the 2024 season, he received a 17-and-a-half-year prison sentence. That was after attempting or pulling off bank robberies in states such as Iowa, Nebraska, Tennessee, Minnesota, and Oklahoma. He admitted to robbing the banks of over $800,000.
That was only the start of things for Chiefsaholic. He received the 32-year prison sentence earlier this year. His sentence will be served concurrently with his 17.5-year federal sentence.
It seems the team needed him more than they thought.
Infamous Kansas City Chiefs superfan Xaviar Babudar is in prison. He will be there for the next 32 years following a string of bank robberies. The Chiefs fan was already serving time. His sentence is concurrent, meaning he’ll serve an additional 14½ years.
“It was offensive to me,” said Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler.
The team might want to consider helping him. Things have gone downhill since Chiefsaholic was incarcerated. A social media user posted the evidence. Since ChiefsAholic went to prison, the Kansas City Chiefs have:
Since ChiefsAholic went to prison, the Kansas City Chiefs have:
– Lost a Super Bowl
– Lost Patrick Mahomes to a torn ACL and LCL
– Missed the playoffs for the first time in over a decade
– Finalized plans to leave MissouriHe was holding that franchise together. https://t.co/f5g1YPPQBI pic.twitter.com/u3WXPle86n
— Mike Beauvais (@MikeBeauvais) December 22, 2025
Chiefsaholic will truly be missed…. The Chiefsaholic is REAL!
