Tommy McMillen was found unconscious in a nightclub restroom on Sunday and taken to hospital. He was given Narcan after a white powdery substance was found near him. He was reported to be in stable condition with no threat to his life. His coach Tim Welch said McMillen is completely fine and trained the following day.
Unbeaten UFC fighter Tommy McMillen was taken to hospital on Sunday after being found unconscious in a nightclub restroom, with emergency responders administering Narcan at the scene. A white powdery substance was reportedly found near him.
McMillen was reported to be in stable condition, with no threat to his life. His coach, Tim Welch, said the fighter is completely fine and was back in training the following day.
The fighter
McMillen, a 28-year-old American who trains out of Fight Ready, carries a perfect 12-0 professional record. Nicknamed "Gun," he fights out of an orthodox stance and stands six feet tall with a 74-inch reach.
His numbers point to a volume striker with a steady grappling mix. He lands 11.13 significant strikes per minute at 47 percent accuracy, and averages 1.58 takedowns and 0.9 submission attempts per 15 minutes.
Recent form
McMillen has been active in 2026, with three recorded wins in the span of about five months. His most recent recorded fight came on September 12 at Noche UFC: Silva vs. Delgado, where he beat Marwan Rahiki by unanimous decision over three rounds. Before that, he stopped Alberto Montes with a third-round KO/TKO at UFC Fight Night: Du Plessis vs. Usman on July 18, and finished Manolo Zecchini in the first round at UFC Fight Night: Moicano vs. Duncan on April 4.
That run includes two stoppages and one decision, a mix that fits his output on the feet and his willingness to go the distance when a finish does not come.
What we know and what we don't
- McMillen was found unconscious in a nightclub restroom on Sunday and taken to hospital.
- Narcan was administered after a white powdery substance was found near him.
- He was reported to be stable, with no danger to his life.
- Coach Tim Welch said McMillen is completely fine and trained the day after the incident.
No further details have been reported on the circumstances, the substance involved or any next fight for McMillen. His most recent recorded bout was roughly two months before the incident, and his coach's account suggests he has returned to his normal routine.
