King Green

Statistically, Green’s snapshot suggests a high-output striking profile with meaningful separation between offense and defense. He is credited with 6.46 significant strikes landed per minute (SLpM) while absorbing 3.55 per minute (SApM), alongside 62% striking defense. On paper, that combination aligns with an approach that can sustain pace while limiting clean returns, although the snapshot does not include round-by-round splits or opponent context to confirm how consistently those rates show up. His results in this 10-fight sample skew heavily toward early endings. Green has five finish wins (three KO/TKOs and two submissions) and all three losses are stoppages, with no decision losses listed. Recent form in the record is particularly finish-heavy: three straight lightweight wins ending in round 1, round 1, and round 2. That pattern can be read as a tendency toward high-variance fights where momentum and exchanges matter, but that is an inference rather than a confirmed style label. Grappling statistics show some offensive wrestling activity (1.33 takedowns per 15 minutes) and a 0.3 submissions attempted per 15, paired with 72% takedown defense. Taken together, the snapshot supports a fighter who can both initiate and resist grappling exchanges, with finishes occurring via both striking and submissions in the recorded sample.