King Green will attempt to keep his recent run of form going when he goes up against Terrance McKinney at UFC 329 in Las Vegas on July 11th.

The 39-year-old Green is doing his best to defy the aging process by going on a three-fight winning streak over the past six months.

It’s a run that began with a split-decision win over Lance Gibson Jr at the end of last year, followed by a TKO victory against Daniel Zellhuber in February, and then most recently a 1st submission win over Jeremy Stephens just last month.

Now Green will be going up against the 31-year-old McKinney, who is coming off a 24 second TKO victory over Kyle Nelson back in March.

That continues McKinney’s run of having finished all of the wins on his 8-5 UFC record to date inside the opening round via either strikes or submission, and still having never gone to a decision in his overall 18-8 career.

Green vs. McKinney joins a UFC 329 event that will mark the long-awaited return of Conor McGregor in the main event against Max Holloway, while Paddy Pimblett vs. Benoit Saint Denis features in the co-main event, Cory Sandhagen fights Mario Bautista and Robert Whittaker moves up to 205lbs against Nikita Krylov.