LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - OCTOBER 14: Marwan Rahiki of Morocco reacts after knocking out Ananias Mulumba of The Democratic Republic of Congo in a featherweight fight during Dana White's Contender Series season nine, week ten at UFC APEX on October 14, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC) “Freaky” is looking to put someone’s lights out. Two of Ultimate Fighting Championship’s (UFC) most exciting undefeated Featherweight prospects, Marwan Rahiki and Tommy McMillen, will collide in the “Featured Fight” of Noche UFC 4 this weekend (Sat., Sept. 12, 2026) inside Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona. And the buildup has been heated, to say the least (details here). McMillen made UFC history in his most recent appearance. In just his second Octagon outing, “Tommy Gunz” landed a ridiculous 252 significant strikes on 517 attempts, breaking the three-round promotional record previously held by Nate Diaz. That total also ranks third all-time in UFC history, trailing only Max Holloway’s absurd beatdown of Calvin Kattar (290) and Rob Font’s losing effort against Marlon Vera (271). The major difference? Holloway and Font needed five rounds to produce those numbers. Rahiki, however, couldn’t care less about McMillen’s historic output. In his mind, landing hundreds of punches will mean very little once “Tommy Gunz” feels his power. “I don’t care about the significant-strikes stat — it’s the last thing I would consider impressive,” Rahiki told reporters during Noche UFC 4 media day. “We’re going to see what happens when I hit him and how he reacts to that. He’s never been hit by someone like me — I guarantee that a million percent. He’s never been hit in his life by someone who hits as hard as I do.” Rahiki doesn’t merely believe he hits harder. He also considers himself the bigger, faster and more technically polished striker. “My striking is just so much better,” Rahiki told UFC.com. “I’ll be too quick — much quicker than anyone he has ever faced. I’ll be too powerful for him, and I’m bigger than anyone he has ever faced. That’s going to play a big factor in this fight. I’m going to knock him out. That is all I’m thinking about right now. I can’t explain how, but it’s going to happen.” There is no questioning Rahiki’s finishing ability. “Freaky” owns 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 finished 10 of his professional victories, including five by knockout. More importantly, his record-setting performance proved he can maintain an outrageous pace deep into a fight. McMillen wants to drown Rahiki with volume. Rahiki intends to stop that storm with one punch. 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. To checkout the latest and greatest Noche UFC 4: “Silva vs. Delgado” news and notes be sure to hit up our comprehensive event archive right here.