A UFC veteran’s livestream took an unexpected turn when a collision left his luxury Range Rover wrecked, with footage capturing both the crash and his reaction in the aftermath.
The fighter, King Green, was streaming from inside the vehicle in Los Angeles when his Range Rover collided with another car at an intersection. The incident was captured on camera, although the exact circumstances surrounding the collision remain unclear.
UFC Veteran King Green Reacts After Range Rover Crash
The livestream shows Green approaching an intersection as the traffic signal turns red. The vehicles collide moments later, jolting the camera and disrupting the footage.
Green was able to speak after the crash and subsequently discussed what had happened while standing outside the vehicle. He described the damage to his Range Rover and expressed concern for those involved in the collision.
F*ck, we just got in a car accident. Hopefully the people are OK,” Green said during the livestream.
He then blamed the other driver, claiming she had turned across his path at the last moment.
That car is my baby, too. It’s totaled. Why would she do that?” he added, explaining that he believed the collision could have been avoided.
Green also said he did not want to pursue legal action against the other driver simply to obtain money, despite the damage to his vehicle.
They want us to try and get her for money, and try to sue. I’m not trying to do that to nobody. I’m not trying to f*ck nobody’s life up,” Green said.
The footage does not independently establish who was responsible for the collision. The 40-year-old Californian’s account reflects his perspective on the incident, and the other driver’s version of events was not included in the available footage.
The Range Rover was towed away after Green exchanged information with police. No confirmed details about injuries resulting from the crash were available in the reports.
The incident comes weeks after Green suffered a first-round knockout defeat against Esteban Ribovics at UFC 332 in Salt Lake City.
The 40-year-old lightweight had entered that matchup on a four-fight winning streak, including an emphatic first-round knockout of Terrance McKinney at UFC 329. His loss to Ribovics brought that run to an end.
