The wait is finally over. This Saturday, the world of combat sports will witness a seismic shift as former UFC title challenger Darren Till makes his blockbuster transition from the octagon to the squared circle.
The Liverpool powerhouse is set to make his professional boxing debut at the iconic OVO Arena Wembley in London, headlining a massive BOXXER card. The event promises to be one of the most talked-about sporting spectacles of the year.
Facing a Formidable Foe
Standing across the ring from Till will be the experienced Kenyan boxer, Moh Mutie. Boasting a professional record of 4-1-1, Mutie is no mere stepping stone. This six-round cruiserweight clash is a genuine test for Till, pitting his renowned striking power from MMA against the refined skill set of a dedicated boxer.
Fans are eager to see if Till's infamous left hand, which brought him glory in the UFC, can find its mark under the bright lights of the boxing ring.
How to Watch: UK Start Time and Live Stream
For fans eager to catch every punch, the action gets underway on Saturday, May 25th. The main card is scheduled to begin at 7 pm BST, with Till and Mutie expected to make their ring walks around 10 pm BST.
The entire event will be broadcast live and exclusively on Sky Sports Arena. Subscription holders can also stream the fight live via the Sky Go app, ensuring you won't miss a moment, whether you're at home or on the move.
A Stacked Undercard of British Talent
Before the main event, a thrilling undercard showcases some of the UK's most exciting prospects. In the co-main event, the explosive Ben Whittaker returns to action, promising his unique blend of showmanship and devastating skill.
Additional highlights include:
- Caroline Dubois defending her IBO lightweight world title.
- A pivotal English middleweight title fight.
- A host of rising stars looking to steal the show.
It’s a complete night of fisticuffs that no fight fan will want to miss.
The Stakes Have Never Been Higher
This is more than just a fight for Darren Till; it's a gateway to a new legacy. A convincing win could catapult him into lucrative crossover bouts and establish him as a major player in a second sport. The pressure is on, and the eyes of the fighting world will be fixed on Wembley this weekend.
