Darren Till Compares Boxing to UFC- Shames Them on Inability to Book Fights

UFC middleweight Darren Till took to social media and shared his candid views on the differences between boxing and MMA. ‘The Gorilla’ had plenty on his mind regarding fight promotion as he echoed common sentiments shared by boxing fans. Chiefly, Till explained that in boxing, fighters focused more on the fanfare instead of booking the bouts that fans want to see.

The Englishman doubled down on his views by bringing in the way that the UFC goes about their business. Dana White is notorious when it comes to his bullish attitudes and will do anything to secure big fights. Not to mention, there’s a strong sentiment amongst boxing fans that they are denied the fights they want to see due to politics.

This well-worded rant likely stems from the incessant issues surrounding the booking of Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua. The aforementioned boxers have been on a collision course, however, securing the marquee match-up hasn’t been easy. Top promoters in boxing have spent a meaningful period trying to put the fight together.

Darren Till: Outspoken

The former title challenger is endeared by fans for his ability to remain entirely transparent and candid with these views. Furthermore, this has led fans to gravitate towards him and the air of transparency he provides. In a sport where there’s plenty of bluster, Till certainly provides a change to the landscape of fight promotion.

On the fighting front, Darren Till has been making waves as a massive threat to fight for the middleweight strap. He’s had clear success at welterweight and will be keen to carry that forward to the 185-pound weight class. Although he’s suffered some losses in his recent outings, his tenacity keeps him in close reach of a title shot.

He was scheduled to face Jack Hermansson in early December. However, the bout fell through and Marvin Vettori replaced him. ‘The Italian Dream’ dominated the fight, and now the two European hitters are in line to face each other potentially.

It’s a fight that both fighters have shown interest in, and fans can certainly get behind their scrap. Given the rankings, it may not be too farfetched to see this booking take place.