UFC featherweight division fighter Tommy McMillen has been hospitalized after being found in the bathroom of a nightclub.
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According to TMZ, a spokesperson for the Scottsdale (Arizona) Police Department said that the MMA fighter had been found unresponsive in Cake in the Old Town district on Sunday. The officers removed McMillen from the bathroom and discovered a white powdery substance near his body.
First responders administered Narcan, an over-the-counter product used to reverse overdose symptoms. McMillen was transported to a local hospital, where he was listed as being stable condition.
The fighter has since secured his release from the hospital. His trainer told TMZ on Thursday that he "is completely okay" and that he attended a scheduled workout on Wednesday.
McMillen, 28, fights as part of Red Hawk Academy. He has achieved significant success since making his professional debut in Fusion Fight League: Rising Stars 2 on Nov. 9, 2019, and defeating Ben Hollier with a rear naked choke.
The fighter out of Glendale has gone 12-0 in his professional career thus far. He has delivered two wins by decision, five wins by knockout/technical knockout, and five wins by submission.
This streak includes Fusion Fight League wins over Elijah Jamerson, Kerry Lattimer, Arthur Dufloo, Dustin Winter, Joshua Wright, and Genier Penagos. His win over Wright secured a championship belt.
The win over Dufloo in 2023 did not take much time. McMillen scored the KO/TKO in a mere 20 seconds. This remains the fastest victory of his career. He also defeated Jamerson in 55 seconds earlier in 2023.
McMillen defeated Dumar Roa in RUF 62 in April 2025, and then he went on to defeat David Mgoyan in Dana White's Contender Series that September.
The featherweight fighter has since fought three times in the UFC — all in 2026. He defeated Manolo Zecchini in April, Alberto Montes in July, and Marwan Rahiki in September.
