King
Green rallied to upset Terrance McKinney at UFC 329. | 📷:
Getty/UFC

King
Green is eager to extend his win streak in the
Ultimate Fighting Championship after his come-from-behind
victory over Terrance
McKinney at
UFC 329 in Las Vegas.

McKinney started as he always does, marching down Green with
forward pressure. “T.Wrecks†came close to locking in a submission,
but his veteran counterpart escaped. Green then landed a flurry of
strikes to finish McKinney with a second to spare in the opening
round.

King Green's late-career run continues after UFC 329 victory
over Terrance McKinney

Kicking off the UFC 329 main card at T-Mobile Arena, Green notched
his fourth straight victory. After the fight, Green said that he
wants to keep the momentum rolling.

“I told you my activity, and I'm on a roll. And I'm not playing.
And I am gonna keep doing this thing that nobody's ever seen. You
know? And I might not be the Conor
McGregor or the Max
Holloway. But man, I am gonna make my own wave, I am gonna make
my own sh*t going.â€

While the 39-year-old is riding high on four consecutive wins,
McKinney, 31, dropped to 1-2 in his last three. Green previously
beat Lance
Gibson Jr., Daniel
Zellhuber and Jeremy
Stephens.

Brandon Moreno will collide with Joseph Morales at UFC Noche
2026. | 📷: Getty/UFC

Former
Ultimate Fighting Championship flyweight champion Brandon
Moreno will reportedly make his return to the Octagon against
“The Ultimate Fighter 33” winner Joseph
Morales at
Noche UFC on Sept. 12. The bout was first reported by Marcel
Dorff.

The 125-pound clash is expected to take place at Desert Diamond
Arena in Glendale, Arizona. Moreno enters the matchup looking to
halt a two-fight skid after losses to Tatsuro
Taira and Lone'er
Kavanagh in consecutive appearances. Morales, meanwhile, will
have an opportunity to cause a major upset and climb the rankings
in his second UFC stint.

Brandon Moreno will reportedly face Joseph Morales at Noche UFC
on Sept. 12

Moreno (23-10-2) remains one of the most accomplished competitors
in flyweight history. His record features victories over Brandon
Royval, Deiveson
Figueiredo, Kai
Kara-France and Amir Albazi,
among others.

The Fortis
MMA representative has an 11-7-2 UFC record and has earned
seven post-fight bonuses during his tenure in the promotion. This
upcoming bout will Mark
Moreno's first-ever appearance at Noche UFC.

Meanwhile, Morales (14-2) captured “The Ultimate Fighter 33” crown
to re-enter the UFC last year. He went 1-2 in his first stint and
fought in other promotions before winning “TUF 33.” In the first
fight of his second stint, “Bopo” submitted Matt
Schnell in the very first round.

The only other bout slated for the event revealed so far is a
pivotal matchup in the women's flyweight division, pitting former
champion Alexa
Grasso against Manon
Fiorot.

Conor McGregor has broken his silence on what happened at UFC
329. | 📷: Getty/UFC

Conor
McGregor assures fans that he was not injured heading into his
return to action in the
Ultimate Fighting Championship.

McGregor (22-7) returned after a five-year hiatus against Max
Holloway (28-9) at
UFC 329 on Saturday in Las Vegas. The return of the sport's
biggest star couldn't have ended more anticlimactically. McGregor
injured his right knee with the very first kick he threw and could
barely stand thereafter, forcing the referee to call a stop to the
contest, hardly over a minute into the fight.

Conor McGregor says he was healthy before UFC 329 knee
injury

Fans have since speculated as to whether McGregor was already
injured heading into the fight. “Notorious†was also seen stumbling
while taking off his shoes before entering the Octagon. However,
the former two-division UFC champion claims he had no injuries
before the fight.

“I was so sharp and so ready for this fight I cannot believe what
has happened,†McGregor wrote on X. “The talk of me being off while
walking into the fight is nonsense. I was calm, ready, and
confident. I am in shock what has taken place. The devil is
literally staring at me right in front of my face here. I am not
engaging. I will be at church tomorrow. I will overcome this. I
will not be deterred. I will return.â€

In an earlier post, he made it clear he entered the Octagon
injury-free, claiming that he'd been jumping and throwing kicks
throughout his training camp.

“My head gasket is gone. Destroyed. I had no injury / injuries
going into the fight. I was throwing kicks, planted and jumping,
all throughout camp as well as backstage before the fight. This
came out of nowhere. I am beyond dark here. I can only describe it
as hell.â€

McGregor had repeatedly opened up about his newfound faith in God
heading into UFC 329. The Irishman is now relying on his faith in
the face of adversity.