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Unbeaten UFC featherweight Tommy McMillen hospitalised after being found unresponsive in Scottsdale

UFC featherweight Tommy McMillen (12-0) was taken to hospital on Sunday after being found unresponsive in a bathroom at a Scottsdale, Arizona nightclub, according to a TMZ report. He was listed in stable condition, with the cause of the incident yet to be established.

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Unbeaten UFC featherweight Tommy McMillen hospitalised after being found unresponsive in Scottsdale
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UFC featherweight Tommy McMillen was hospitalised on Sunday after being found unresponsive in a bathroom at Cake, a nightclub in the Old Town district of Scottsdale, Arizona, according to a report by TMZ. The 28-year-old was listed in stable condition.

A Scottsdale Police Department spokesperson told TMZ that responding officers administered Narcan after noticing a white powdery substance on the floor near McMillen. He was subsequently transported to a local hospital. The cause of the incident has not been officially established, and the UFC had not responded to TMZ’s request for comment at the time of the report.

McMillen carries a perfect 12-0 professional record and has gone undefeated across all three of his UFC appearances. He most recently competed at Noche UFC 4 on 12 September, defeating Marwan Rahiki by unanimous decision in a three-round featherweight bout that earned Fight of the Night honours.

The Arizona native secured his UFC contract by defeating David Mgoyan on Dana White’s Contender Series in September 2025. His two previous UFC outings ended in stoppages, with McMillen finishing both Manolo Zecchini and Alberto Montes before his points victory over Rahiki.

No further details regarding McMillen’s condition or the circumstances of the incident have been made public at this stage.

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