UFC featherweight Tommy McMillen was taken to a hospital in Arizona after being found unresponsive inside a nightclub bathroom on Sunday. Responding officers reportedly administered Narcan after noticing a white, powdery substance nearby. The 28-year-old fighter was later reported to be in stable condition, with no apparent signs of life-threatening complications. However, the circumstances surrounding the incident remain unclear. The incident was first reported by TMZ, which cited information from the Scottsdale Police Department.

What Happened to Tommy McMillen at the Nightclub?

According to TMZ, McMillen was found unresponsive inside Cake, a nightclub in Scottsdale’s Old Town district. Officers responding to the scene removed him from the bathroom after discovering him in that condition.

Police reportedly noticed a white, powdery substance on the floor near the fighter and administered Narcan. McMillen was then transported to a hospital for treatment.

A spokesperson for the Scottsdale Police Department told TMZ that McMillen was in stable condition when he arrived at the hospital. Officers also indicated that he did not appear to have any life-threatening complications at the time.

The substance found near him has not been identified. There is also no confirmed explanation for why McMillen became unresponsive.

Tommy McMillen's Undefeated MMA Record

Despite the incident, McMillen's professional fighting record remains an important part of his growing UFC career. The Glendale, Arizona-based fighter has won all 12 of his professional bouts since making his MMA debut in 2019.

Known by his nickname “Gunz,” McMillen earned his UFC contract after competing on Dana White’s Contender Series. He secured the opportunity with a majority decision victory, according to the supplied report.

The 28-year-old made his UFC debut earlier this year and has since maintained an undefeated record inside the promotion.

How Did McMillen Perform in His Last UFC Fight?

McMillen last competed at Noche UFC in September, where he faced Marwan Rahiki. He won the bout by unanimous decision, taking his UFC record to 3-0. TMZ also reported that it had contacted the UFC for comment, but had not received a response at the time of its report.