An undefeated featherweight UFC fighter was rushed to the hospital Sunday over an incident that called for Narcan, TMZ Sports reported Thursday.
Tommy McMillen was found unresponsive inside a bathroom at Cake, a Scottsdale, Ariz. nightclub in the city’s Old Town district, a spokesperson for the police department told the outlet.
Officers removed the 28-year-old from the bathroom and reportedly administered Narcan after eyeing a white, powdery substance on the floor next to him.
Narcan is a brand for naloxone, which is a life-saving medication that rapidly reverses an opioid overdose. It can quickly bring a person to consciousness and restore normal breathing.
Upon arriving to the hospital, there seemed to be no life-threatening conditions at play.
McMillen, who fights out of Glendale, Ariz., has logged a 12-0 record, according to Tapology.
He is 3-0 since debuting in the UFC in April, competing on Fight Night cards and most recently winning a unanimous decision against Marwan Rahiki in September.
McMillen won his first UFC fight in April against Manolo Zecchini in the first round and downed Alberto Morales in the third round in a July clash.
He started fighting professionally in 2019 and got himself a UFC contract after winning a split decision on Dana White’s Contender Series.
