King Green says his custom Range Rover is totaled after a crash on his own live stream
The UFC lightweight says he had a green light when the other driver turned in front of him, and that he is not looking to sue.
Bobby "King" Green was live on his Kick channel when his custom drop-top Range Rover was wrecked in a collision with another car, and he says it is a write-off.
The 40-year-old UFC lightweight spoke to his viewers from the side of the street at night, with police at the scene. "We just got in a car accident. Hopefully the people are okay," Green said on the stream.
Green says the other driver turned left in front of him at the last second and that he had a green light. "We had a green light," he said. "That car was my baby too. It's totaled."
He also told viewers: "At least we got the camera." Green said he was not looking to sue the other driver. "I'm not trying to do that to nobody," he said.
Green is a 32-fight UFC veteran with three wins in 2026 and a $100,000 Performance of the Night bonus, though Esteban Ribovics stopped him last time out. He has named Michael Chandler as the fight he wants next.
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