Tommy McMillen made it two for two bonus-winning victories in the UFC this past weekend with another spectacular performance.The 27-year-old featherweight, trained by Sean O’Malley and his coach Tim Welch at Arizona’s Red Hawk Academy, stopped Alberto Montes on the main card of UFC Oklahoma City.McMillen extended his undefeated record to 11-0 with another electric performanceGettyNot only did McMillen bag another $100,000 bonus for his win, but the former three-time Montana state wrestling champion also set quite a stunning record.McMillen’s remarkable 252 significant strikes during the contest surpassed Nate Diaz‘s record set 15 years ago for the most in a three-round UFC fight.Diaz produced 238 significant strikes in a war with Donald Cerrone at UFC 141 in December 2011, and McMillen managed more despite getting the stoppage inside the distance.“I’m a real American gangster, motherf*****s,” McMillen told Daniel Cormier in his post-fight interview.“Uncle Dana [White], Hunter [Campbell], send me a motherf****** Mexican on September 12 in Arizona [for the Noche UFC event]. I’m coming home.”Marvelous McMillenMcMillen went to war with Montes, mixing it up with punches, elbows and knees to slowly wear down his Venezuelan opponent.After being stunned twice himself in a barnburner opening round, McMillen continued to back Montes up against the fence, unloading to the head and body.The finish came with two-and-a-half minutes left on the clock in round three when ‘Gun’ had Montes on red alert with a straight right and knee straight up the middle.McMillen continued to swing and was almost landing with every shot he threw, with those at the Paycom Center waiting for the fight to be stopped at any moment.Finally, after more vicious shots and a huge combination from McMillen, referee Nick Berens had seen enough and waved off the fight.View Tweet: https://x.com/hashtag/UFCOKC?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5EtfwMcMillen landed 252 significant strikes in his win over Montes at UFC Oklahoma CityGettyHe is trained by former UFC champion O’Malley and has received comparisons to the Diaz brothers for his style, taunts and mentalityGetty‘I’m the third Diaz brother’Aside from surpassing Diaz’s longstanding UFC record, McMillen has been compared to the UFC legend and his older brother Nick Diaz for his fighting style and showboating in the cage.In particular, just like the Diaz brothers’ trash-talking gesture, McMillen is a fan of throwing up the double middle fingers while teeing off with his opponents.“I really do this s***,” McMillen told Full Send MMA when asked about the comparisons to the Diaz brothers.“I’m a real American gangster. I think they just said I broke some record that one of the Diaz brothers was holding for significant strikes in a fight.“I’m the third Diaz brother, so it’s only right that record goes to me. I’m a real American gangster, motherf*****s.”UFC CEO White called McMillen’s performance ‘incredible,’ which he watched from mid-air after being in New York for a press conference with Ryan Garcia and Conor Benn earlier on Saturday.McMillen could be a threat to the UFC’s featherweight division in the not too distant futureGetty“We were watching the fights and we were coming up on OKC, I said, ‘F*** it.’ I told the pilot to land and so we watched the co-main and main event here,” White admitted, adding that his promotion will revisit the state as soon as possible. McMillen is now 2-0 in the UFC and 11-0 in his professional MMA career.He punched his ticket to the promotion through White’s Contender Series in September 2025 and also earned a $100,000 Fight of the Night bonus on his debut for a first-round finish of Manolo Zecchini.UFC Meta RankingsThe UFC ranking system is ever-evolving and is now more different than ever.Right up until the summer of 2026, the UFC used its official rankings based on media votes.However, as of June 22, 2026, the UFC began transitioning away from the traditional media panel to new AI-based rankings in partnership with Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta.The new rankings will be automatically calculated and updated every Monday following official events.And talkSPORT.com have made it easy for MMA fans to stay up to date with the new system through a full and regularly updated UFC Meta Rankings list, including stars from the heavyweight and lightweight divisions.