UFC Fighter Tommy McMillen Hospitalized After Being Found Unresponsive
Tommy McMillen, an undefeated UFC featherweight, was found unresponsive in a bathroom at Cake nightclub in Scottsdale, Arizona, on November 8 and taken to a hospital. He is 28 and fights out of Glendale, Arizona.
Scottsdale police said officers found him inside the club in the city’s Old Town district. They administered Narcan after noticing what was described as a white, powdery substance on the floor nearby. The incident has been characterized as a suspected overdose.
McMillen was stable when taken to the hospital, though he remained unresponsive. He showed no apparent signs of complications that could threaten his life after being admitted to the hospital.
McMillen has a 12-0 professional record. He earned a UFC contract after a September 2025 victory on Dana White’s Contender Series, then made his UFC debut in April 2026, winning by knockout against Manolo Zecchini. In September, he won a unanimous decision over Marwan Rahiki.
No further update on his condition was provided. The UFC had not issued a public statement about the incident.
Reported by Daily Mail US, The Daily Caller, Sports Illustrated, New York Post.






