Even Dana White can't believe Bobby Green is HOMELESS. 💀😂 King Green says he currently has nowhere to live and is sleeping in his car just one month before his next UFC fight. 🚗😳 Despite having NINE houses, Green says he gave all of them to his boys and even asked Sean Strickland for a place to stay. 😱 When Dana White was told about the situation, even the UFC CEO couldn't understand how a fighter who has competed back-to-back recently and makes “damn good money” ended up homeless. 💀💰 Is Bobby Green REALLY homeless or just LARPING? 🏠 via @complex #ufc #danawhite #mma #ufcmemes #ufcfighter
Bobby Green has revealed he is currently without a home and sleeping in his car, a situation that has left even UFC president Dana White scratching his head less than a month before Green is scheduled to return to the octagon.
Green, known in the lightweight division as "King Green," explained that despite once owning nine houses, he gave all of them away to people in his circle. Left without a place to stay, he reportedly reached out to fellow UFC fighter Sean Strickland to ask if he could crash with him. The story quickly spread after being picked up by Complex.
When Dana White was informed of the situation, the UFC CEO expressed genuine disbelief. White noted that Green has been competing regularly on a busy fight schedule and earns what White described as "damn good money," making the circumstances all the more puzzling to him.
Why it matters
- The story raises questions about fighter finances and long-term financial planning, a recurring issue across combat sports
- Green's willingness to go public with the situation — and his candid humor about it — keeps him in the headlines heading into his next fight
- Whether the account is entirely literal or told with some embellishment, White's public reaction draws additional attention to the matchup
Green has not shied away from colorful personal storytelling throughout his career, and the lighthearted tone of his account — including the Strickland detail — has left fans debating how literally to take the whole thing. What is not in question is that he has a fight coming up within the month, and he appears to be approaching it with the same loose, unbothered energy he typically brings to fight week.
