Darren Till’s boxing career took another positive step after his devastating knockout of former UFC middleweight champion Luke Rockhold last time out.
‘The Gorilla’s departure from the UFC has proved to be a huge success. Not only has the scouser managed to establish himself as one of the faces of Misfits Boxing with three straight wins under their banner, but he has also set himself up for an imminent matchup that the world will be watching.
According to Darren Till, after extending his undefeated streak in the ring to four straight, his next opponent is already lined up. Till revealed that he will collide with the internet personality and extremely controversial retired kickboxer, Andrew Tate.
Rumors of Tate stepping into the Misfits Boxing ring began heating up within the past month. It seems his promotional debut will come against the dangerous Till before the year’s end.
“Yes, I’m definitely fighting again this year,” Till said during an interview with Ariel Helwani. “December.”
Till continued, firing shots at several men he considers to be avoiding him.
“I’d say Andrew Tate, more than likely. Carl [Froch], Tommy [Fury], [Mike] Perry, and [Jorge] Masvidal just nothing to say.”
“Tommy Fury is moaning to his father [about] how tough life is. He has way more money than me. He’s probably better looking than me. He has his wife. His brother’s a world champion. He’s got a big mansion. What are you moaning about, you f***ing stiff dope of a man?”
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Sharing a few more details on his rumored clash with Andrew Tate, Darren Till confirmed it wouldn’t be an exhibition or gimmick fight between the two.
“I would think [the fight against Tate is going to be a pro fight], yeah. As I said, I asked Luke [Rockhold] and his team for eight [rounds] and I could only get six.”
“I don’t think Andrew could do eight with me, so maybe six. I don’t really give a sh*t [about the weight]. I couldn’t give a sh*t.”
"I'm definitely fighting again this year. December. I'd say Andrew Tate, more than likely." – @darrentill2 🚨 pic.twitter.com/yQhxacMIKs
— Ariel Helwani (@arielhelwani) September 8, 2025
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