Darren Till takes on Yoel Romero in a bare-knuckle boxing bout at BKFC 94 in Manchester tonight, with both former UFC stars seeking victory after falling short of world titles in mixed martial arts.
Till, who moved to Misfits boxing and stopped fellow ex-UFC fighter Luke Rockhold, has now focused on the gloveless sport. He won his first bare-knuckle outing earlier this year, while Romero has one win and one loss in two BKFC fights, meaning both men could do with a win this evening.
Fight time and how to watch
Darren Till and Yoel Romero will likely fight at around 10.30pm, with the main card starting at around 7pm. With three prelim fights and nine main card fights, all start times are subject to change and will depend on how long the earlier fights take to complete.
The event will be streamed live on DAZN PPV at a cost of £24.99 or as part of the Ultimate Tier, which costs £24.99 a month. Fans who are not already signed up to the streaming platform can do so by clicking the link above.
Full fight card and undercard
Main card
- Darren Till vs Yoel Romero
- David Mundell vs Jack Cullen
- Gaz Corran vs Mac Bygraves
- Karl Thompson vs Andy Thornton
- Joe Lister vs Harry Bray
- Mikey Henderson vs Matthew Wiwczaryk
- Stew Martin vs Joshy Williams
- Luke Vaughan vs Bartlomiej Krol
- Ste Wallwork vs Leigh Cohoon
Prelims
- Benjamin Lowe vs Dan McGraffin
- Tyrone Hamer vs Liam Dooley
- Luke Bassnett vs Darren Willans
Quotes corner
Darren Till: "It's a big challenge, but I've never been afraid of any man in my life. If you're a real fighter, you'll fight anyone, anywhere at any time, and I've proven that over and over again. Yoel is a beast and he's been a guy that people want to avoid, but this just proves that I'll fight anyone, anywhere at any time. I'm coming for pure violence on Saturday night. I don't like to mess about. This is the purest form of fighting; this is gladiator s*** from 2,000 years ago."
Yoel Romero: "It's the same philosophy for this fight; we're blessed to be here. My opinion is the same as his. This is a great opportunity, the time for talking is done, it's time to show people what we're made of. God bless everybody, and I hope everybody enjoys what's going to happen on Saturday."
