UFC lightweight King Green was involved in a car accident late Sunday night in Los Angeles.Green, who has fought 32 times in the UFC since 2013, was turning at a junction somewhere near Hollywood Boulevard when his customised Range Rover collided with another vehicle.Green collided with another vehicle when trying to turn at a junctionKick/KingGreenThere was visible damage to the front-right of his custom Range RoverKick/KingGreenPolice and fire officers were quick to the scene – and Green’s Range Rover was later towed awayKick/KingGreenAlthough it is unclear exactly what happened, a video on the Kick live stream platform captured the incident in full.The video shows the lights turning red as Green approaches the junction.Green then goes to turn right before he is forced to quickly swing left and the crash occurs.UFC’s Green reacts to car crash in LA“We just got into a car accident,” Green said during his live stream, before blaming the opposite driver.View Tweet: https://t.co/jctc7ffgoO“Hopefully the people are OK… she [the other driver] tried to turn left at the last second and we just ran right into her.“We had a green light. You have to wait on the left…“That car is my baby, too, and she’s totalled… why would [the other driver] do that?“I can see if I wasn’t paying attention or something like that, but we were just driving all the way through.Reacting to the video of the crash on his live stream, Green said: “You can see her turn right in front of us.“She destroyed my s***… we’re waiting here to get [the other driver’s] information so we can stop standing here like jacka**es.Green, 40, has 55 professional fights on his record and last fought at UFC 332 earlier this monthGetty“S*** happens.”Green’s custom Range Rover was later towed away after he gave his details to police, before the live stream ended.The incident comes just weeks after the 40-year-old suffered a first-round knockout loss against Esteban Ribovics at UFC 332 in Salt Lake City.Green entered the bout on a four-fight winning streak, with his last victory over Terrance McKinney coming by way of a stunning first-round knockout at UFC 329.The lightweight star has been in and around the rankings for some time, having fought the likes of Paddy Pimblett and Islam Makhachev in the last four years.Last month, Green, who legally changed his name from Bobby to King in 2024, said he was homeless and living out of his car, two months after earning a $100,000 bonus for his win over McKinney.talkSPORT's UFC pound-for-pound rankingstalkSPORT.com has collectively voted on the best fighters to form a regularly updated UFC pound-for-pound (P4P) rankings system for the rest of 2026 and beyond.Our P4P list will be updated regularly based on performances in the Octagon — with wins, records, title wins and defences, calibre of opponents, methods of victory and much more all determining who makes it.UFC champions Islam Makhachev, Joshua Van and Sean Strickland feature – but big stars such as Alex Pereira and Tom Aspinall miss out.