King Green was not happy with Esteban Ribovics missing weight for their UFC 332 showdown this weekend in Salt Lake City, Utah, which led to a heated altercation outside of Friday’s weigh ins. In case you missed it, Ribovics failed…

King Green and professional boxer Arnold Barboza Jr. confronted Esteban Ribovics outside Friday's weigh-ins in Salt Lake City, Utah, following a weight miss ahead of UFC 332. The incident escalated into a heated verbal altercation where both sides traded insults and nearly came to physical blows before cooler heads prevailed.
Ribovics failed to make the 156-pound limit for their lightweight bout, whereas Green successfully made weight for the 32nd time in the UFC. While Green is set to receive 20 percent of Ribovics' purse, he voiced severe frustration over the missed weight after undergoing his own difficult cut.
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