Undefeated UFC fighter found unresponsive in nightclub bathroom, rushed to nearby hospital
Tommy McMillen suffered the first knockout of his career — but it wasn’t inside the cage. The undefeated featherweight was found unresponsive inside the bathroom of Cake nightclub in Scottsdale, Arizona. Responding officers administered Narcan to counteract what they believed to be an accidental overdose, then had McMillen transported to a nearby hospital. TMZ first […]
Glendale, Arizona - On September 12, UFC fighter Tommy McMillen, known for his undefeated record, was found unresponsive inside the bathroom of Cake nightclub in Scottsdale, Arizona. This incident marked the first time in his career that McMillen experienced a knockout outside the octagon. Emergency responders administered Narcan, a drug used to counteract the effects of an overdose, before McMillen was transported to a nearby hospital.
McMillen, 28, had made a significant impact in the UFC, rising to prominence with a 3-0 start following his debut on Dana White’s “Contender Series” in late 2025. He boasted an impressive record of 12-0, with 10 finishes under his belt. However, this recent event, though not uncommon among UFC fighters, is bound to raise concerns about his future prospects, especially as he prepares to return to action in early 2027.
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