Darren Till will be confronted with a colleague -previously UFC -Middenweight on the Undercard of KSI vs Dillon Danis.
In 2023 the one -off Welterweight Title Challenger was released after he was lost to Dricus Du Plessis.
Darren Till insisted that he asked his UFC contract to be torn apart, so that he could concentrate on overcoming a repeated knee injury while also earning money in the boxing world of the influencer.
Since then he has picked up two boxing extresses on Mohammad Muture and Anthony Taylor to hire himself KSI and Jake Paul at a certain moment in 2025.
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Darren to book an appointment with 'The Tentist'
Firstly, 'The Gorilla' has to make an impression when he competes at the Undercard of KSI's fight with Danis.
They meet in the main event of Misfits Boxing X Series 21 in the AO Arena in Manchester, England on March 29.
Tak was always expected to fight on the Undercard, and now his opponent has been announced.
Former UFC light heavyweight and middleweight hunter Darren Stewart is the man he will then come across.
'The Tentist' fought 14 times in MMA's first promotion against people like Kevin Holland, Eryk Anders and Edmen Shahbazyan, who will return to the Octagon at UFC Vegas 102 in a few hours.
Stewart returns from a short pension of combat sport. The 34-year-old mentioned financial problems when he announced his decision to run away from Fighting last August-now, he was back after he received an offer that he could not refuse from Misfits.
Darren Till wants big fights with a big money
Till has always been open and honest about why he entered the influencer -box world.
The father of four wants to earn as much money as he can, and to do that he needs big fights.
Stewart is not, but fighting on a KSI-Undermcard is an opportunity to show that he is the material of the main area of the event.
Eventually he has a Hitlist of four men he wants to go through before he may return to the UFC.
“This year I want to fight against KSI, Tommy Fury, Mike Perry and Jorge Masvidal, I want four more fights,” Till IFL TV said in January.
“This Monday I will go back to the gym for March, I'm not even going to think of an opponent, I'm going to train super extra hard for this March.
“After March, two in the summer, one in the winter, and then I will go back to the UFC next year or I may go to Pro boxing. That's the plan. “
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