The Wigmore A & CC held their 4th annual sports meeting at the Green Man on 11th September 1886. The club was associated with Benham and Sons, engineers of Wigmore Street. There were fifteen events, which included one bicycle race, over two miles. The Wigmore sports ran through to 1889, but by then, the bicycle race had been dropped.
St Mary's Hospital also held their sports at the Green Man, but the ground was used more for cricket and running rather than bicycle racing. Blackheath Harriers and Ranelagh Harrier held athletics meetings there.
By 1910, a school had been built on the Green Man grounds, and later a police court was added. The Green Man was damaged in the Second World War and was rebuilt 40 yards away in the 1950's. The inn was demolished in 1981 for development. There is now an Iceland store on the site of the old Green Man.