Horrifying moment UFC fighter King Green crashes his car during live stream

UFC fighter Bobby ‘King’ Green was live streaming when he crashed and totaled his Range Rover, which was left wrecked at a pedestrian crossing.

The UFC star, who claimed earlier this year that he had been left homeless despite earning $1.2 million in 2026, was live streaming when he crashed his Range Rover into an oncoming vehicle.

The footage was captured from the backseat; Green was able to speak afterwards to discuss the crash, with many social media users criticising the UFC star’s words and actions.

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Bobby ‘King’ Green crashes and totals Range Rover live on stream

The video begins with Green at the wheel, with music blaring loudly enough to distort the clip’s sound. His speed is unclear; however, a red traffic light is briefly visible as the UFC star collides with another vehicle.

Upon impact, the camera is knocked to the ground. The clip resumes with Green on the sidewalk, talking about the crash, calling his car “my baby” and admitting “it’s totaled.”

“F*ck, we just got in a car accident. Hopefully the people are OK. She tried to turn left, then, at the last second, just ran right into it,” said the UFC star.

“That car is my baby, too. It’s totalled. Why would she do that? I could [understand] if I wasn’t paying attention, or something like that. You see her turn right in front of us, you see it,” continued Green, being shown footage offscreen.

“Bro, I think she knows she f*cked up. She destroyed my sh*t. 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,” he concluded.

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Bobby ‘King’ Green’s live streaming history in 2026 as fans react to Range Rover crash

Earlier this year, the 40-year-old revealed that he spoke with fellow UFC star Sean Strickland and told him he is “f*cking homeless, right now.”

According to Green, he owns “like nine houses” but has been unable to live in any of his residences after allowing friends to do so instead.

“All of my homies live in my homes, and so I’m f****ng living out of my car as speak,” said the American on stream. “I’ve got like nine houses, but I’m f****ng homeless, right now… crazy.”

Also in 2026, ‘King’ claimed to have made $1.2 million in 2026, from various UFC bouts. He also earned a $100,000 bonus at UFC 329, after winning the ‘Performance of the Night’ prize.

After his latest viral streaming moment, in which ‘King’ wrecked his custom Range Rover, social media users were quick to point out Green’s role in the crash.

“That is the most avoidable accident I’ve ever seen,” wrote one user. “He clearly ran a red light and blames the other person,” alleged another.

“What a piece of sh*t,” concluded another user. “Streamed himself running the red and then blames the other person,” they alleged.

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