The two featherweight talents are among the division’s hottest prospects and will collide this weekend (Saturday, September 12, 2026) at UFC 4 night in Glendale, Arizona. Both men are undefeated, known for their kickboxing skills and joined the UFC roster Contender series last fall. What’s more, the Cu featherweight duo starts their main event with a 2-0 record in the UFC each stopped both of their opponents.
Despite all the similarities, beef brewing is among the newcomers. McMillen ran into Rahik at the fighters’ hotel and the duo got into a bit of a fight. A lot of swear words are thrown around between light punches, but the primary source of the argument seems to be that McMillen doesn’t like how Rahiki called him out.
Fortunately, the two fighters were separated before any real blows were exchanged.
Right now, McMillen has all the hype, courtesy Sean O’Malley connection, Diaz brother lookand a record UFC win through Alberto Montes. Rahiki may not be as vocal, but “Freaky” has some serious thunder and has never seen the judges’ scorecards.
Who will win on Saturday night?