Darren Till targets Jake Paul and Tommy Fury showdowns in ambitious four-fight plan

Darren Till has laid out an exciting four-fight plan after he defeated fellow former UFC star Yoel Romero in Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship on Saturday night.

Till knocked off Romero at the AO Arena in Manchester, emerging victorious after a five-round war in the main event of the BKFC 94 card.

The former UFC fighter has been on a huge run since he departed from Dana White's MMA promotion and looks set to continue being involved in massive fights going forward.

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Darren Till reveals his four-fight plan with Jake Paul and Tommy Fury bouts

After his win over Romero, Till had an explosive face-off with BKFC pound-for-pound champion Lorenzo Hunt. However, he has also previously called out retired boxer Carl Froch.

In new posts on X, Till outlined his next opponents and targeted bouts with both Jake Paul and Tommy Fury - who he was initially scheduled to face - as part of his "plan".

In a first post, Till wrote: If Carl wants to sit down and organise a fight for March in Nottingham or AO I am willing to travel to Nottingham next week and sit down with him and organise it

If it doesn’t happen around March I’ll stop chasing it for the foreseeable @Carl_Froch."

He then added: "After Carl I will purse the Jake fight. After that the Tommy fight or Perry fight then I’ll finish with Lorenzo for 2028. I like this plan."

Mike Perry's name was also mentioned for another potential fight for Till, who has shown a willingness with bare knuckle or boxing.

Till was on a roll in UFC and competed for the UFC welterweight championship in an unsuccessful challenge against Tyron Woodley at UFC 228.

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After a rebuild following two straight finishes, he suffered a unanimous decision loss to Robert Whittaker in the bout that he believes could have changed the course of his career had he won.

Till was released by the UFC back in February 2023 but continues to be involved in major fights and sold out the AO Arena in his latest tear-up.

By carving out his own path, he has demonstrated that fighters can still be a huge success outside of the UFC bubble.

Speaking to SPORTbible on his trajectory, Till admitted: “I'm happy. Look, I had a good run in the Misfits. Now I'm on this run in bare knuckle, I think it'll all go well in the end.

“I think I'll do a lot of good in the end. And after that, I could potentially go on to professional boxing as well or even go back to Muay Thai.

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“I’m still young, still fresh, the body's still good. I had a few injuries here and there in the UFC - that was just through stupid training and stuff like that.

“And now I feel really good at 33. The body feels the strongest it's ever been, to be honest with you.”

He continued: “Back in the day, I think it [UFC] was the be all and end all, but there's so many good organisations out there.

“I think a fighter now can make a platform, his platform on any stage, make a massive name for himself.

“He can make good money, make a living for himself. And that's what the sport needs. It can't just be one organisation that controls all and I like it.”