UFC veteran Darren Till appears to be heading toward a new chapter in his career.
Till announced that he is no longer part of Misfits Boxing after competing for them three times in 2025. Till finished Anthony Taylor by TKO, beat Darren Stewart by unanimous decision, then knocked out Luke Rockhold to capture the inaugural Misfits Boxing bridgerweight title.
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“I’ve parted ways with Misfits on really good terms,” Till said on his Instagram. “I’m thankful for the 12 months I had with them and the three fights I had. I became champion. As I said, on extremely good terms. Got nothing but love for Misfits and the owners and promoters and all the people who work behind the scenes. It’s time to try my hand at something else.
“Not a lot of people wanted to fight me. It was getting really hard to get fights. So, in the next few days, I’m going to have a massive announcement, some massive news. I’m sure you’re all going to be excited to see what I’m going to announce. And I just want to say again thanks to Misfits, thanks to everyone involved, and I’ll probably be back there soon as well. This is not the end of it with Misfits.”
Till didn’t indicate whether that means he will continue lacing up the gloves or if a return to MMA is on the horizon – or something else. Till has previously mentioned the possibility of competing in the cage again after parting ways with the UFC in early 2023.
This article originally appeared on MMA Junkie: Former UFC title challenger teases ‘massive announcement’ incoming
