UFC veteran King Green has mixed feelings in the wake of his big win over Terrance McKinney at UFC 329.

Even after many years of competing at the highest level in mixed martial arts, King Green is still able to surprise the masses. He did so once again over the weekend with a nice win over Terrance McKinney, in a fight that always had the potential to be a banger.

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Green, 39, is approaching his 40th birthday later this year, but it doesn’t seem as if he is showing any signs of slowing down. If anything, he could be in the midst of a really interesting run.

Following the win over McKinney, Green took the time to reflect on how it all played out.

Green looks back at McKinney win

“I’m going to be real: There ain’t too many Black fighters as it is,” Green said. “… I’m trying to show him and teach him something like, ‘Bro, we’re supposed to stick together.’ Irish fighters do it. The Mexican fighters do it. But us as Black folks, where we come from and what we’ve been through is just different. It is what it is.”

“I want nothing but good things for him,” Green said. “I’m sorry that we had to do this fight. I told you don’t take the fight, brother. That’s my little bro, and I didn’t want to do this sh*t. I didn’t want to shut his light out. … He did everything right, but I’m unbreakable. My spirit don’t be broken.”

Quotes via MMA Junkie

He may not become a world champion, but King is still a dangerous man to contend with.

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