According to @tmztv Tommy McMillen was rushed to a hospital in Arizona on Sunday after being found unresponsive in a nightclub bathroom Officers administered Narcan after spotting a “white, powdery substance” near him He was in stable condition upon arrival at the hospital, with no apparent life-threatening complications. Glad to hear Tommy will be ok and hoping he gets the help he needs. Super huge fan of Gunz hope he can recover and get back into the octagon soon!!! #ufc #mma #tommymcmillen #seanomalley #stevewilldoit
UFC fighter Tommy McMillen was taken to a hospital in Arizona on Sunday after reportedly being found unresponsive in a nightclub bathroom, according to a report from TMZ. The 28-year-old was said to be in stable condition when he arrived, with no apparent life-threatening complications.
Officers on the scene reportedly administered Narcan after spotting a white, powdery substance near him. The report describes the incident as a suspected overdose. No official statement from McMillen, his team or the UFC has been reported, and details of the circumstances remain limited.
McMillen's recent run
McMillen, nicknamed "Gun," is unbeaten at 12-0-0 and competes out of Fight Ready. The Orthodox-stance American stands six feet tall (183 cm) with a 74-inch reach (188 cm).
His recent form has been strong. McMillen's most recent recorded fight came on September 12, 2026, when he beat Marwan Rahiki by unanimous decision at Noche UFC: Silva vs. Delgado. Before that, he stopped Alberto Montes by KO/TKO in the third round on July 18 at UFC Fight Night: Du Plessis vs. Usman. On April 4 he finished Manolo Zecchini by first-round KO/TKO at UFC Fight Night: Moicano vs. Duncan.
That run adds up to three straight wins in 2026, two of them by stoppage, which fits the numbers behind his style. McMillen 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.
What comes next
- McMillen's condition was described as stable, and no life-threatening complications were reported on arrival.
- No timeline for a return to training or competition has been given.
- The report has not been accompanied by any comment from McMillen's camp or the promotion.
The sport's community response has centered on well-wishes for the unbeaten fighter and hopes for a full recovery. Further updates on his health, and on any plans for his next appearance in the Octagon, will depend on information from McMillen and his team.
