King Green and Terrance McKinney are set to kick off the UFC 329 main card in a lightweight clash at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
Green enters the bout with a 35-17-1 professional record and a 16-12-1 mark in the UFC. He rides a three-fight winning streak, with recent victories over Lance Gibson Jr., Daniel Zellhuber, and Jeremy Stephens.
McKinney holds an 18-8 professional record and is 8-5 in the UFC. He returned to the win column in March with a 24-second finish of Kyle Nelson, and in 2025 went 2-1 with first-round finishes of Damir Hadzovic and Viacheslav Borshchev.
The matchup carries extra intrigue as Green and McKinney were previously short-lived friends and training partners. Oddsmakers initially opened the younger fighter as the favorite, but public money shifted the line to Green -120 and McKinney -104 via FanDuel.
Green and McKinney are expected to walk to the cage at approximately 9:10 p.m. ET. The fight streams live on Paramount+ and has been described as having significant action potential, with analysis provided by MMA Junkie analyst Dan Tom.
