Tommy McMillen has been calling for a fight on December 12, and Sean Woodson has been calling him out. The two have been going back and forth since, with the trash talk picking up and giving this potential matchup a little more behind it. With Tommy pushing for that date and Woodson making it clear he wants to fight him, I’d like to see them share the cage at UFC 335 in Las Vegas. They’ve both had plenty to say, and this would give them a chance to settle it. My concept poster for Woodson vs McMillen. Nothing official, but is this the fight to make? #ufc #mma #tommymcmillen #seanwoodson #seanomalley
Tommy McMillen and Sean Woodson have spent recent days trading callouts, and the back-and-forth is fueling talk of a bout at UFC 335 in Las Vegas. McMillen has been pushing for a fight on December 12, while Woodson has made clear he wants to fight him. The matchup is not official and no booking has been announced. It remains a fan-driven idea that is gaining momentum as the trash talk picks up.
The fighters
McMillen, nicknamed "Gun," is unbeaten at 12-0-0. The 28-year-old American trains out of Fight Ready and fights from an orthodox stance. He stands six feet tall with a 74-inch reach. His output stands out: he lands 11.13 significant strikes per minute at 47 percent accuracy, and he averages 1.58 takedowns and 0.9 submission attempts per 15 minutes.
Woodson, "The Sniper," brings a 14-2-1 record and a longer frame. The 34-year-old American represents Wolves' Den Training Center, is also orthodox, and stands six-foot-two with a 78-inch reach. He lands 5.39 significant strikes per minute at 46 percent accuracy, with 0.52 takedowns and 0.3 submission attempts per 15 minutes.
Why it matters
- McMillen's unbeaten record meets Woodson's greater experience, giving the matchup a clear prospect-versus-veteran angle.
- The style contrast is stark: McMillen's high-volume pressure and grappling against Woodson's length and range advantage, which includes four inches of reach.
- With both men openly lobbying for the fight, the callouts supply the personal edge that often helps a matchup get made.
For now, the December 12 date and the UFC 335 Las Vegas card remain a target rather than a confirmed booking. Whether the promotion acts on the callouts is still to be seen.
