Tommy McMillen will face Alberto Montes at UFC Oklahoma City on July 18. The matchup adds another bout to the upcoming card.
Tommy McMillen and Alberto Montes have been booked to meet at UFC Oklahoma City on July 18, with the matchup now officially added to the growing card.
McMillen, nicknamed "Gun," enters the fight as one of the more intriguing unbeaten prospects in the organization. The 28-year-old American out of Fight Ready carries a perfect 10-0-0 record and brings an aggressive striking output, landing an eye-catching 9.87 significant strikes per minute at 53 percent accuracy. Standing six feet tall with a 74-inch reach, the orthodox fighter has built his undefeated run on high-volume, relentless pressure.
Montes, known as "The Promise," is the more experienced man at 32 years old and holds a 12-1-0 record. The American stands five-foot-seven with a 69-inch reach and fights out of an orthodox stance. While his significant strike output sits at 4.98 per minute, his accuracy rate of 66 percent suggests he picks his shots with precision. The most striking number in his profile is a submission attempt rate of 9.8 per 15 minutes, marking him as a serious grappling threat despite the striking statistics on the surface.
Why it matters
- McMillen's unbeaten record is on the line against a fighter with proven finishing ability on the ground
- Montes's elite submission rate creates a sharp stylistic contrast with McMillen's high-volume striking game
- A win for either man would carry significant momentum heading into the back half of 2026
- The bout adds meaningful depth to the UFC Oklahoma City card in July
