Miles Teller has a black eye from the punch he took on Maui.
brought a bunch of mementos from his vacation in Hawaii back to the mainland with him ... including a black eye.
The"Top Gun: Maverick" star was spotted Wednesday in Los Angeles walking around with a hat from a famous resort on Maui and a shiner ... from the punch to the face he took in a Maui restaurant.Miles wasn't practicing aloha when a photog asked about the nasty incident he was involved in on Maui -- he was mum other than to say he's feeling alright ... despite the black eye.
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