“Freaky” wants to turn someone’s lights out.
Two of the most exciting undefeated featherweight prospects in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), Marwan Rahiki and Tommy McMillen, clash in “Featured Fight” about UFC 4 night this weekend (Saturday, September 12, 2026) at the Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona.
And the gathering is, to put it mildly, heated (details here).
That total is also tied for third all-time in UFC history Max Holloway’s absurd beating Calvin Cats (290) and Rob Font’s losing against the effort Marlon Vera (271).
The main difference? Holloway and Font needed five rounds to get those numbers.
However, Rahiki couldn’t care less about McMillen’s historical output. In his opinion, hitting hundreds of punches means very little when “Tommy Gunz” knows his power.
“I’m not interested in the statistics of significant attacks – that’s the last thing I find impressive,” Rahiki told reporters. Overnight UFC 4 Media Day. “We’ll see what happens when I hit him and how he reacts. He’s never been hit by anyone like me – I guarantee it a million percent. He’s never been hit by anyone who hits as hard as me in his life.”
Rahiki doesn’t just believe in hitting harder. He also considers himself a bigger, faster and technically polished striker.
“My jab is a lot better,” Rahiki told UFC.com. “I’m too fast – way faster than anyone he’s ever faced. I’m too powerful for him and bigger than anyone he’s ever faced. That’s going to play a big part in this fight. I’m going to knock him out. That’s all I can think about right now. I can’t explain how, but it’s going to happen.”
There is no doubt about Rahiki’s finishing ability. “Freaky” has a perfect 9-0 professional record with eight knockouts, including four in the first round.
McMillen is no pushover either. The undefeated 11-0 prospect has 10 of his pro wins, including five by knockout. More importantly, his record-setting performance proved that he can maintain an outrageous pace in a fight.
McMillen wants to drown out Rahik with volume. Rahiki plans to stop this storm in one fell swoop.
This matchup has “Fight of the Night” written all over it and could easily steal the show in Glendale.
Either way, someone’s “0” has to go.
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