Does the UFC have a NEW STAR? Tommy McMillen Reaction
Sep 13, 2026 · 7 min · 6 segments
Reaction to Tommy McMillen's win over Rihiki. link.me/systemcapping
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Sep 13, 2026 · 7 min · 6 segments
Reaction to Tommy McMillen's win over Rihiki. link.me/systemcapping
We got a treat tonight with McMillan versus Rahiki.
Two undefeated prospects fighting early in their career.
Fight of the night easily.
One of the fights of the year, actually, guys.
I would put it up there with many.
A new star is born in Tommy McMillan.
A lot of hype he was getting already before this fight due to his fighting style.
But he proved it here actually fighting someone that's legit, right? His previous wins were very low level, let's be honest.
But just a guy that you love to see get in there, right? A dog that fights for your money, very durable, ton of volume, and does have some power in that right hand.
I did mention on the podcast he needed to mix in some wrestling and grappling in that fight, and he did.
Five takedowns, five for five, so impressive there.
And we cashed on a money line with him, minus 145.
We got it out, but the big decision prop for a little smaller unit than the money line, plus 320.
Plus 320 decision prop? The book screwed up there.
Lots of value on that price.
We had to bet that for clients.
Let's look at some stats here in the fight.
Not as much volume from his previous fight.
And it was due to mixing in some wrestling, of course.
Bariki has a nasty right hand.
Great counter fighter as well.
Counter puncher.
So he couldn't mix as much volume, I feel, or bring as much pressure.
But still was able to do a ton, right? Five for five takedowns was impressive.
That kind of won him the fight.
We got a treat tonight with McMillan versus Rahiki.
Two undefeated prospects fighting early in their career.
Fight of the night easily.
One of the fights of the year, actually, guys.
I would put it up there with many.
A new star is born in Tommy McMillan.
A lot of hype he was getting already before this fight due to his fighting style.
But he proved it here actually fighting someone that's legit, right? His previous wins were very low level, let's be honest.
But just a guy that you love to see get in there, right? A dog that fights for your money, very durable, ton of volume, and does have some power in that right hand.
I did mention on the podcast he needed to mix in some wrestling and grappling in that fight, and he did.
Five takedowns, five for five, so impressive there.
And we cashed on a money line with him, minus 145.
We got it out, but the big decision prop for a little smaller unit than the money line, plus 320.
Plus 320 decision prop? The book screwed up there.
Lots of value on that price.
We had to bet that for clients.
Let's look at some stats here in the fight.
Not as much volume from his previous fight.
And it was due to mixing in some wrestling, of course.
Bariki has a nasty right hand.
Great counter fighter as well.
Counter puncher.
So he couldn't mix as much volume, I feel, or bring as much pressure.
But still was able to do a ton, right? Five for five takedowns was impressive.
That kind of won him the fight.
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