The two former UFC hunters will board the Ring on March 29 in the AO Arena in Manchester.
Darren Till is known to go in with his colleague hunters during his career, so that he recently made the switch to boxing.
The former UFC title Challenger made his long-awaited Miscerfits debut last month, where Till Anthony Taylor put in six rounds before he focused on a quick change.
Till is now set to compete on the card with head through the rear -up fight between KSI and Dillon Danis with outsiders set up in a colleague Brit with octagon experience to face him.
Although fans may have expected a more warm affair this time, it seems that every chance that it happens quickly gone out after a social media exchange between Till and his next opponent, Darren Stewart.
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Former UFC hunters Darren Till and Darren Stewart Butt Heads on social media prior to Manchester Boxing Clash
The next opponent of Darren Till will be 14-Vecht UFC veteran Darren Stewart, who made the decision to retire after a loss in March last year.
In an extensive position on X, Till said that he had nothing but respect for 'the dentist' until he saw him talking waste in a video that dropped him off.
“There are many things I am. But one that is certain is not afraid of a man. So drones ya little bum keep your stairs closed and show up and earn 30 or 40k, whatever it is you earn and that is. The truth is you and another where the only ones who want to accept the fight, so we chose your buttocks A -. F— – Little Bum. Where there was no beef now there is beef and the dentist is depressed at the press. Ahaaaahahahahahahahahahaha. '
Shortly thereafter, Stewart responded to the post and told his upcoming opponent to watch the full video before he made an opinion, but also to state whether this is the way that will go, he will gladly oblige.
'Do not break everything in your feelings! They said the fight sells me! You know me. Watch the full video, get me and you will see it! But it's calm, let's go to work “
Bro don't get everything in your feelings! They said the fight sells me! You know me. Watch the full video, get me and you will see it! But it's calm, let's go to work https://t.co/WBUAKFY0JZ
– Darren Stewart (@Darren_Mma) February 18, 2025
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The former UFC hunters exchanged comments when they talked about selling the fight, which is not something that it has ever had a problem with in the past.
Stewart received the last word by questioning Till's statement that his name will sell the fight completely automatically, together with sending a few Jabs the way of Tommy Fury.
What was Darren Stewart's record in the UFC?
Darren Stewart may not have reached the same heights as drones until during his time in the UFC, but he stepped in the Octagon on more occasions.
'The Tentist' debut his debut for the MMA leader in 2016, a year after Till, and left the promotion in 2021 after he won in his last four without victory.
In general, the Londoner achieved a UFC record of 5-7 with two performance bonuses under his belt through his knockout from Eric Spicely in 2018 and his entry victory over Maki Pitolo in 2020.
After saying goodbye to the UFC, he returned to his former house of Cage Warriors where he fought six times, 4-2 before hung up the gloves with a general professional record of 16-10.
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