Darren Till appears to have found himself another fight before his next scheduled bare-knuckle bout even gets underway.
The former UFC welterweight title challenger is preparing to face Yoel Romero at BKFC 94 on September 26 at AO Arena in Manchester, England. However, footage circulating online now shows Till involved in a physical altercation with fellow bare-knuckle fighter Lee Browne outside a pub in Liverpool.
The circumstances that led to the confrontation remain unclear, and the available footage does not show everything that happened beforehand. However, the video shows the two men exchanging words as a crowd gathers around them.
“The Gorilla” can be heard challenging Browne, saying, “Who’s a sh*thouse? I’m right here now.”
The situation then escalates quickly. Till lands a three-punch combination that sends Browne tumbling to the pavement as onlookers react to the sudden violence.
Browne has reportedly been trading verbal jabs with Till in the weeks leading up to the confrontation, including accusing “The Gorilla” of avoiding him. Browne previously competed under the BKFC banner between 2022 and 2024, going 1-5 during his run with the promotion. He has since continued competing in bare-knuckle boxing and most recently suffered a unanimous decision defeat to Mason Shaw in 2025.
For Till, the incident comes at an interesting point in his career.
The 33-year-old made his bare-knuckle debut at BKFC 90 in May, overcoming an early knockdown from Aaron Chalmers before brutally stopping the reality TV star. “The Gorilla” is now preparing for arguably his biggest bare-knuckle test yet against Romero, another former UFC contender with a reputation for devastating power.
