Darren Till, with father Paul Till, calls out Tommy Fury and John Fury after win at BKFC 94 Manchester over Yoel Romero

Darren Till starred in one of the biggest combat sports cards of the year, headlining BKFC 94 Manchester in his home nation of England on Saturday, September 26. 

He outpointed fellow ex-UFC star Yoel Romero in a back-and-forth five-round showdown. Following that, Till proceeded to issue a seemingly tongue-in-cheek callout to father-son duo Tommy Fury and John Fury. 

Darren Till celebrates BKFC win with father Paul Till, calls out Tommy Fury and John Fury

Former UFC welterweight championship challenger Darren Till took on ex-UFC middleweight title challenger Yoel Romero in a highly anticipated bare-knuckle boxing match inside the BKFC's Squared Circle. They headlined BKFC 94 at the AO Arena in Manchester, with Till rallying after suffering an apparent knockdown in round three to ultimately defeat Romero via unanimous decision -- by a margin of 49-46 on all three judges' scorecards. 

During a subsequent backstage interview with DAZN, Till was seen celebrating the hard-fought victory alongside his team, including his loved ones. Among them was Paul Till, whom he invited to join his interview. 

One of the names linked to a potential professional boxing match against Till has been that of British reality TV star and unbeaten pro boxer, Tommy Fury, who hails from the famed Fury boxing family. Here in 2026, speculation has abounded that Till vs. Fury could transpire as a bare-knuckle boxing match in the BKFC. 

On that note, Till appeared to jestingly suggest that he and his father, Paul Till, could fight Tommy Fury and the latter's father, John Fury, in a battle of father-son duos. Some netizens speculated that "The Gorilla" was proposing a celebrity boxing match, or perhaps a tag team professional wrestling match, with his lighthearted suggestion. 

Till stated, "Come here, dad. Dad, come here, dad. What? John Fury, John Fury -- Paul Till (versus) John Fury. Darren Till (versus) Tommy Fury. Let's go!" 

Jibing at the Furys in his fiery promo, he exclaimed, "Up the Tills! Up the Tills! Come on! What? ... Best get in the gym, you fat c**ts." 

Tommy Fury -- the son of boxer-turned-trainer John Fury and younger half-brother of heavyweight great Tyson Fury -- last competed in an exhibition boxing match in June. "TNT" outpointed strongman-cum-influencer Eddie Hall in their boxing clash. Moreover, Tommy's latest professional boxing match saw him outpoint Kenan Hanjalic in May of last year. 

Darren Till eyes Anfield Stadium clash against longtime rival Mike Perry after win over Yoel Romero at BKFC 94 Manchester

After his big win at BKFC 94 Manchester, Darren Till engaged in a heated faceoff with the BKFC's first three-division champion, Lorenzo Hunt, inside the Squared Circle.

Hunt is an ex-BKFC cruiserweight (205-pound) champion, a two-time and reigning BKFC light heavyweight (185-pound) titlist, and the reigning BKFC ironweight (225-pound) champ. Till and Hunt traded some fighting words at close quarters, with the American lambasting his performance against Romero. 

Furthermore, a number of fans acknowledged the anticipation surrounding a potential bare-knuckle boxing matchup between Till and Tommy Fury materializing soon. It's noteworthy that they were to clash in a Misfits Boxing match, in the gloved boxing realm, back in 2024. Nevertheless, Fury withdrew from it, citing that Till had joked about possibly resorting to MMA techniques in their boxing match if the fight didn't go his way. 

Well, during his aforementioned backstage interview with DAZN, Till named yet another longtime rival of his as a potential next opponent. The Liverpudlian suggested that he'd like to headline a BKFC card at the Anfield Stadium in Liverpool, England. The 33-year-old indicated that he'll do so against UFC alum and BKFC King of Violence champ Mike Perry, who's currently on a shoulder injury hiatus. 

At the three-minute mark of the video below, Till affirmed, "I want Mike Perry in Anfield." 

Furthermore, Till has emphasized that he wouldn't chase a fight against Tommy Fury. Elsewhere, the Briton signaled that he's the biggest star in the bare-knuckle fighting realm right now. 

Watch Darren Till sound off on the Furys and discuss his next move below (*comments at the 4:45-minute mark):