MMA News · 2026-09-14 · TATSU WEAR Editorial
Unbeaten Tommy McMillen (12-0) outlasted Marwan Rahiki (9-1) via unanimous decision (29-28 x2, 29-27) in a Noche UFC blood war, while debutant Sean King (7-0) slammed Jessie Rosas in 36 seconds for a brutal KO.
What Happened
Featherweight prospects Tommy McMillen (12-0, USA) and Marwan Rahiki (9-1, Morocco) electrified Glendale after a heated week where camps clashed. Rahiki dropped McMillen with a counter left hook in round 2, but McMillen answered in round 3 — flooring Rahiki with a clubbing right, then throwing nearly twelve choke attempts on the ground. Rahiki survived and they slugged to the horn.
All three judges favored McMillen 29-28, 29-28, 29-27 in a Fight of the Night bonus war. Earlier, Sean King (7-0, New Orleans) made his debut unforgettable: he scooped Jessie Rosas (8-2) with a double-leg, slammed him face-first, and added three punches — all in 36 seconds — earning a Performance bonus.
Why It Matters
McMillen at 12-0 is now a featherweight to watch — his volume and submission hunting under fire showed veteran poise. Rahiki at 9-1 loses his unbeaten tag but gains stock in a classic. King at 7-0 announces a wrestling base that translates instantly — the slam will be replayed for weeks. Bonuses: McMillen-Rahiki Fight of the Night, King Performance per Forbes/Forbes.
The Details
- Event: Noche UFC 4 — Sep. 12, 2026, Glendale, AZ
- Result: Tommy McMillen def. Marwan Rahiki via unanimous decision (29-28 x2, 29-27)
- Plus: Sean King def. Jessie Rosas via TKO (slam + punches) at 0:36 of R1
- Records: McMillen 12-0, Rahiki 9-1, King 7-0
What’s Next
McMillen should get a ranked featherweight next; Rahiki gets a rebound main card. King will be fast-tracked — expect a Top 30 opponent in early 2027. See main event Silva’s choke.
Sources: Sherdog, Forbes — Bonus winners