King Green and Terrance McKinney are set to collide at UFC 329, with the lightweight bout booked for the July 11 event in Las Vegas that caps off the UFC’s International Fight Week.
Green enters the matchup with a professional record of 35-17-1 with 1 no-contest and a UFC slate of 16-12-1 with 1 no-contest. He is coming off a first-round submission win over Jeremy Stephens at UFC 328 in May and rides a three-fight win streak into what will be his 31st fight for the promotion.
McKinney holds a professional record of 18-8 and has won three of his last four bouts, most recently knocking out Kyle Nelson in 24 seconds at UFC Seattle. None of McKinney’s 26 professional bouts have gone to the scorecards, and none of his past seven fights have gone past the midway point of Round 1.
When McKinney made his octagon debut in 2021, Green had already fought 15 times in the UFC. UFC 329 is headlined by a welterweight rematch between Conor McGregor and Max Holloway.
