In a historic night at UFC 328, King Green delivered a performance that will be remembered for more than just his victory—it cemented Jeremy Stephens as the fighter with the most losses in UFC history.

The two 39-year-old veterans kicked off the main card at Newark's Prudential Center, and the action was swift. Green wasted no time, submitting Stephens at 4:20 of the very first round. This marks Green's third straight win, a streak he hasn't enjoyed since 2020, following a split decision over Lance Gibson Jr. and a TKO of Daniel Zellhuber.

Green came out in his signature taunting stance, hands at his hips, daring Stephens to strike. Stephens found early success with leg kicks and sharp punches, but Green brushed them off and began stringing together crisp combinations. A low kick briefly paused the action, but Green picked up right where he left off, landing precise strikes that kept Stephens on the defensive.

Then came the takedown. Green secured it cleanly and unleashed heavy ground and pound, hunting for the finish. Stephens threatened a kimura, but the submission wasn't there. Green kept the pressure on, transitioned to the back, and locked in a rear-naked choke that forced the tap. It was a masterclass in finishing—and Green's first submission win since he tapped Tony Ferguson at UFC 291.

For Stephens, the night was a bitter milestone. Missing weight by four pounds, he now holds the dubious distinction of being the first fighter to reach 20 losses under the UFC banner. His last MMA win came in the PFL, a split decision over Myles Price in June 2022.

For Green, this win is more than just another notch on his record—it's a statement. At 39, he's showing he's far from done, and his three-fight streak is proof that experience and adaptability still rule the Octagon.