Bobby Green trolled by Dillon Danis following official name change to 'King Green' 

UFC fighter Bobby Green showed the official documents of his name change on social media, and Dillon Danis didn't miss the opportunity to make fun of him.

The lightweight formerly known as Bobby 'King' Green made his nickname his official name. He then shared the documents confirming his name change on Instagram, and the sport's biggest troll, Danis, couldn't pass up the chance to mock the UFC star.

In response to the above post from ESPN MMA, many fans have warned Green not to show his social security number and other sensitive details publicly, but Conor McGregor's former jiu-jitsu coach Danis has ridiculed the UFC star by calling him a "bum" in the comments, as seen in the screenshot below:

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Dillon Danis mocking Bobby Green's recent name change. [Image courtesy: @espnmma on Instagram]

Danis is unanimously known as the biggest provocateur in combat sports and has rubbed many fighters the wrong way in the past. This is not the first time the BJJ practitioner has taken a shot at the 37-year-old UFC lightweight. Previously, Green had spoken on 'The MMA Hour' about his beef with Danis when he snuck into 'King's Instagram DMs to ask about promoting a fight:

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Bobby Green wants to fight at back-to-back pay-per-views, eyes Dan Hooker matchup in Perth

Bobby Green is looking forward to fighting at UFC 305 in Perth after fighting Paddy Pimblett at 304 in Manchester. He shared on his Instagram story expressing his desire to fight twice in a couple of months, urging the promotion to double-book him. He claimed he will be in Australia for his training partner Alex Reyes, and he "might as well fight too":

"My plans are to fight Paddy and if I can, if the UFC let me, I want to fight in Perth, too. You pick the person. I hear Dan Hooker is looking for a fight. I’ll fight Dan. I don’t care. All I need is you to do me this favor. Work on them taxes because I’m not trying to give up 90K in f*cking taxes to Australia. But, if my plans go right, fight Paddy in Manchester, and I already got to go for my boy Alex Reyes’ fight, so I’m already going to be out there. I might as well fight, too. So if y’all can make that happen, UFC, let’s make it happen."

Green will face Pimblett at UFC 304 in the latter's home country. The 37-year-old American most recently pummeled Jim Miller en route to a unanimous decision victory in his last fight at UFC 300 in April.

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