Report. UFC's Tommy McMillen rushed to hospital from Scottsdale club
UFC fighter out of Red Hawk Academy in Peoria, Tommy McMillen, was reportedly rushed to the hospital from a club in Old Town Scottsdale on Nov. 8.
On November 8th, UFC featherweight standout Tommy McMillen was quickly taken to the hospital following a night out at Cake, a club in Old Town Scottsdale. Police administered Narcan to McMillen, who was found unresponsive in the bathroom of the establishment. The Narcan was administered after law enforcement noticed a white, powdery substance on the ground nearby McMillen.
McMillen, known for his party lifestyle, has begun his UFC career with three straight wins, boasting a 9-0 professional MMA record before joining the organization. The 2-week winning streak for McMillen, nicknamed "Tommy Gun", was ongoing in Arizona during the incident. Despite his party reputation, McMillen's teammate and former UFC bantamweight champion, Sean O'Malley, expressed confidence in his ability to focus on training, stating that he is "optimistic" about McMillen's dedication.
McMillen's last fight was on September 12th at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, where he won a unanimous decision against Marwan Rahiki despite enduring numerous hard strikes.
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