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UFC veteran Darren Till calls out KSI after illegal elbow KO in boxing headliner: ‘I’m up for a bit of that’

Darren Till calls for fight with KSI following illegal elbow KO in boxing match UFC After a shocking sequence of events at Misfits 007, Darren Till is chomping at the bit to step inside the ring with Youtube sensation KSI aka JJ Olajide Olatunji. At Misfits 007 KSI faced Joe Fournier. The match proceeded as planned, with KSI having earned the lead when everything took a turn for the unexpected […]

After a shocking sequence of events at Misfits 007, Darren Till is chomping at the bit to step inside the ring with Youtube sensation KSI aka JJ Olajide Olatunji.

At Misfits 007 KSI faced Joe Fournier. The match proceeded as planned, with KSI having earned the lead when everything took a turn for the unexpected in the second round. On the video, KSI can be seen slipping a punch, before grabbing his opponent by the back of the head and landing a vicious elbow to his jaw. According to KSI, this strike was meant to be a hook, but it missed and the elbow connected instead.

I slowed down the KSI Elbow shot. #Misfits007 #elbow pic.twitter.com/TJS8JEra6S

— ? (@adm1nistr4tor) May 13, 2023

After seeing this brutal strike online, it must have awakened the dog inside Darren Till, as the former UFC star now seems to eagerly want a boxing match with KSI. “Elbows in boxing now?” Darren Till said on Twitter. “I’m up for a bit of that.”

Elbows in boxing now? I’m up for a bit of that. @KSI pic.twitter.com/7trNyyQKOd

— D (@darrentill2) May 14, 2023

Darren Till seemingly has his sights set on money fights before he makes his UFC return

The Liverpool native has come a long way since the beginning of his MMA career. Once the shining star for UK prospects and touted as a future champion, the beloved star has recently announced he will be stepping away from the sport of MMA.

The news struck shortly after Till’s last fight against Dricus Du Plessis at UFC 282. The UK star claimed he needed time to find himself again and reassess things. 1-4 in his last five fights, Till has been experiencing quite a slump.

“What’s happening everyone, Me, Dana & Hunter are still cool as f***,” Till said. I asked UFC 2 remove me just 2 sort some other shit for the foreseeable, They happily agreed to release me out of contract which I appreciate. I’m not going anywhere, got big plans to execute & I’ll be back.”

Now, it seems that Till is ready to get back to competing in combat sports. With his recent callout of KSI, a fight between the two could provide the spark Darren Till needs to get back to his old winning ways.

Will the once highly touted UK star ever capture that elusive UFC title, and what do you think of his callout of KSI?

Darren Till mocks rival Israel Adesanya ahead of UFC 287: ‘F*ck, he is the most cringiest about’

Former UFC welterweight championship challenger, Darren Till has praised Israel Adesanya’s ability as a fighter ahead of the latter’s return to the Octagon at UFC 287, however, has claimed the former champion is the “cringiest” fighter on the billing, taking aim at his persona. Till, a former welterweight title challenger and middleweight contender under the […]

Till, a former welterweight title challenger and middleweight contender under the banner of the UFC, departed the organization earlier this year upon request from the Liverpool native, who stressed his intentions to see to a knee injury which has plagued his career over the last three years.

Most recently featuring on the main card of UFC 282 back in December of last year, Till, 30, suffered an eventual third round submission loss to Dricus du Plessis.

The rear-naked choke defeat to the South African followed a run of another submission loss against the veteran, Derek Brunson, and a decision blemish against former champion, Robert Whittaker on ‘Fight Island’ in 2020 – where Darren Till initially suffered his niggling knee injury.

Forever linked with a fight against City Kickboxing slickster, Adesanya, Till who has even called for a future Anfield showdown with the former champion, and claimed he would return to the UFC in two to three years and win middleweight gold, took aim at the former’s wearing of a dog collar to yesterday’s press conference.

“He’s (Israel Adesanya) a good fight, man,” Darren Till tweeted. “But f*ck, he is the most cringiest about. I’m dying inside.”

Taking main event honors at UFC 287 this weekend in Miami, Florida – former undisputed middleweight champion, Adesanya attempts to kick off a second undisputed title reign, as he draws career-foe and so-far insurmountable hurdle, Alex Pereira.

Darren Till set for move to squared circle

As for Till, the Team Kaobon staple confirmed recently, amid speculation, that he would be turning his hand to professional boxing in his return to combat sports later this year.

Darren Till confirms move to boxing following UFC departure, says he would ‘Run over’ Logan Paul in fight

Former undisputed UFC welterweight title challenger and former middleweight contender, Darren Till has confirmed that he will be transitioning to professional boxing in his return to combat sports later this year, following his departure from the Dana White-led promotion earlier this annum. Till, 30, who most recently featured at UFC 282 back in December of […]

Till, 30, who most recently featured at UFC 282 back in December of last year, suffered his third consecutive loss in the form of a third round rear-naked choke submission loss to surging South African middleweight contender, Dricus du Plessis.

The defeat came off the back of a submission loss to Derek Brunson, and a unanimous decision defeat against former undisputed UFC middleweight champion, Robert Whittaker.

Plagued by a series of injuries – including a debilitating knee injury suffered in his ‘Fight Island’ judging loss to Whittaker in Abu Dhabi, UAE, Till confirmed how he had requested his UFC release following his loss to du Plessis.

Darren Till remains confident of winning a UFC middleweight title

Confirming his intentions to return to the organization, Team Kaobon staple, Till claimed that he was confident he could return to the UFC in the next two to three years, and clinch the undisputed middleweight title.

Taking to his official Twitter account, Till stated that he would be making a turn to professional boxing in his next combat sports venture, before weighing up potential fights with the likes of professional wrestler, Logan Paul, and recent big-winner, Tommy Fury.

“If that fight [with Logan Paul] comes about, I’ve got my team speaking for me, he’s got his team, it’s a big money fight,” Darren Till told Neue Online Casinos. “The guy, he’s a boxer, whatever, I do feel I would just run over him. We’ll see. Maybe it will happen at some point in the future.”

“If I’m going to come into boxing, I am going to be running over these guys,” Darren Till explained. “Running over them. He seems to do a lot, wrestling, boxing, WWE. He’s a showman. Making a lot of money. I know he’s got that Prime drink and that seems to be doing really weel. I’m one of these guys, If I see a guy making money, I’m always happy for them. I’m not a hater. If it makes money, it makes sense. That’s my motto.”

Darren Till still chasing UFC middleweight title despite Octagon departure: ‘I know I can do it’

Despite departing the UFC earlier this year following an eight-year stay in the promotion, former welterweight title challenger, Darren Till still remains confident of striking middleweight gold in the Octagon within the next two to three years, maintaining he can still win a championship under the organization’s banner. Till, a former welterweight title challenger under […]

Till, a former welterweight title challenger under the UFC banner and a former middleweight contender, ended his eight-year tenure with the Dana White-led promotion earlier this year, however, noted his intentions to return in the future, as he attempts to address a long-standing knee injury.

Fighting former undisputed middleweight champion, Robert Whittaker at a UFC event on ‘Fight Island’ back in July of 2020, Liverpool striker, Till suffered a knee injury, which has plagued him since, resulting in multiple withdrawals from scheduled fights.

Last featuring at UFC 282 back in December of last year, Till slumped to his third consecutive loss in a third round submission defeat to South African contender, Dricus du Plessis, suffering a rear-naked choke defeat to the surging contender.

Darren Till remains confident of UFC title success

Maintaining his goal to achieve title success under the banner of the UFC in an eventual promotional return, Till insists he knows he can strike middleweight gold despite suffering three losses in four fights at 185lbs.

“100 percent, I want the middleweight belt,” Darren Till told Neue Online Casinos. “My aspirations haven’t changed in that sense. Money comes and money goes, but I’ve still got that mindset that I’m only 30. Most of the UFC champions are 34 or 35 – so I know I can do it. I just need to be directed in the right way and make sure my body is fit and healthy and my mind is too.”

“Regardless of how much money I make outside the UFC, ultimately my goal is to be back having those big fights in the UFC two to three years,” Darren Till explained. (Transcribed by MMA Mania)

In his most recent competitive victory, Team Kaobon staple, Till managed to hand former interim middleweight title challenger, Kelvin Gastelum a split decision loss in the co-main event of UFC 244 back in November 2019.

UFC veteran Darren Till advises fighters on how to cope with Dana White: ‘Promoters are c*nts’

Former UFC welterweight title challenger and promotional alum, Darren Till has urged fighters under the organization’s banner to remember the golden rule whilst dealing with president, Dana White: “promoters are c*nts”. Till, a former undisputed welterweight title challenger and middleweight contender under the banner of the UFC, departed the organization late last month after an […]

Till, a former undisputed welterweight title challenger and middleweight contender under the banner of the UFC, departed the organization late last month after an eight-year stay with the promotion.

Most recently featuring on the main card of UFC 282 in December of last year, Liverpool native Till suffered an eventual third round rear-naked choke submission loss to surging South African contender, Dricus du Plessis.

The defeat came as Till’s third consecutively under the promotion’s scrutiny, following a previous submission loss to Derek Brunson, and a decision defeat against former undisputed middleweight gold holder, Robert Whittaker.

Darren Till insists he still has a good relationship with UFC leader, Dana White

Confirming his plans to revisit a return to the UFC in the future, Till admitted that while he has a good working relationship with president, White – he urged fighters to remember that promoters across combat sports should be associated with the word “c*nt”.

“I’m no longer with the UFC,” Darren Till told iFL TV during a recent interview. “95 percent of people that leave the UFC, leave on bad terms. There’s always a spat with Dana (White) and stuff like that. Why do you think I’ve got such a good relationship with Dana? Dana’s a decent guy, he thinks I’m a decent guy, but I know what Dana’s purpose in the fight game is. He wants to put on the best fights, he’s a fan himself, and he wants to make a f*cking sh*t ton of money.”

“Why am I, the fighter, gonna start getting offended when Dana’s doing those three things? This is what I don’t understand…” Darren Till explained. “Like, let’s say in boxing, people give [Eddie Hearn] sh*t. Like, okay, maybe he does things wrong… [But] at the end of the day, the man is about making cheddar. What are you getting your feelings hurt for? Promoter, we put the definition, ‘C*nt’. Just think, ‘Promoter, definition: c*nt.’ So, stop getting hurt, stop being a b*tch, and you’ll be okay.” (Transcribed by MMA News)

Challenging for undisputed welterweight gold back in September 2018, Till suffered a one-sided second round submission loss to then-champion, Tyron Woodley – dropping a D’Arce choke defeat.

Darren Till responds to Dillon Danis’ attempt at provocation: ‘I wouldn’t waste my time with a guy like that’

Inactive MMA athlete Dillon Danis is attempting to get a rise out of former top-ranked UFC fighter Darren Till. Danis was a notable grappler who helped Conor McGregor prepare for his 2018 bout against Khabib Nurmagomedov. Danis went 2-0 in Bellator against unranked competition and has not fought since 2019. Although in that time he […]

Inactive MMA athlete Dillon Danis is attempting to get a rise out of former top-ranked UFC fighter Darren Till.

Danis was a notable grappler who helped Conor McGregor prepare for his 2018 bout against Khabib Nurmagomedov. Danis went 2-0 in Bellator against unranked competition and has not fought since 2019. Although in that time he has remained active on Twitter calling out various athletes. He once had a scheduled boxing match against KSI in which Danis dropped out because he was struggling to make weight.

Recently, online, Danis claims that Logan Paul dropped out of a boxing match against him to target now-ex-UFC fighter Darren Till. Danis said:

“He ran from me to go fight a 1-5 Darren Till”.

Darren Till responds to Dillon Danis

In an interview with The Mac Life, ‘The Gorilla‘ Till responded to Danis. He said:

“What’s he on about, Dillon? I’ve never said one thing about him. His little gang, his little mates from like Conor, I know all his mates from Ireland. I know them all, I get on really well with them all. So what’s he talking s*** for like? I can’t physically or mentally respond to the guy because he argues and trolls everyone. For me, why would I even get worked up about a guy like that, who pulled out of a fight with KSI like? What am I gonna gain from responding to Dillon Danis? Like, what mate? What?”

The English-born athlete continued:

“Even with me last few losses, I consider myself a very good fighter. I wouldn’t waste me time with a guy like that. What is that guy even about? I don’t get it.”

See the full interview below: