Darren Till: ‘I don’t give two f*cks about Tommy Fury,’ pleads with BKFC to make Mike Perry fight

Darren Till doubled down on his pursuit of a bare-knuckle fight with Mike Perry, dismissing questions about Tommy Fury and dismissing the British boxer's prior concerns about facing him in combat sports.

Following his second consecutive BKFC victory—a win over Yoel Romero at BKFC 94—Till called on BKFC president David Feldman to finalize negotiations with Perry, saying the matchup could headline a stadium show. Till and Perry have traded barbs for eight years without fighting, but Till's recent move to bare-knuckle combat has reignited his interest in the clash. "If me and Mike Perry fight, we'll sell a stadium out," Till said at the post-fight press conference. "I want that fight to start next year if David [Feldman] can make that happen."

Till also confirmed signing a new long-term deal with BKFC, committing his immediate future to the promotion. However, he showed little patience for continued questions about Tommy Fury, who withdrew from a previous boxing match with Till, claiming concerns about illegal MMA techniques. "I don't give two f*cks about Tommy Fury," Till said, adding he had no interest in further discussion unless Fury stepped into the ring opposite him. Till dismissed Fury's prior complaints about his fighting style and expressed readiness to face Perry or any other challenger BKFC could offer.