Darren Till made a successful debut in Misfits Boxing, knocking out Anthony Taylor in a dominant fashion.
This doesn’t mean the Tommy Fury fight has fizzled out yet. The 2 Brits had a heated rivalry within the buildup to their botched fight, with Fury pulling out after Till jested that he’d kick him of their boxing match. Fans didn’t like this but were completely happy to see ‘The Gorilla’ fight Taylor nonetheless.
After knocking out Taylor of their emphatic foremost event, the ball is in Till’s court where the Fury fight is anxious. Till alleges that Fury’s father, John Fury, has asked for an apology for the fight to be rebooked, and Till’s response was very characteristic.
Darren Till claps back at John Fury after being asked to apologize for botched Tommy Fury fight
Till ripped into John Fury in a post on X, apologizing in a way only Till could.
“John Fury has rang a member of my team and informed us that he’ll only let Tommy [Fury] fight me if I send a public apology to them. So I’ll say, I’m sorry little John… Sorry that you simply’ve got a face like a bulldog chewing a wasp ya fat greasy lesbian!”
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The trash talk should promote a much bigger and higher rebooking of the fight, so long as Fury doesn’t pull out, which has been a big crux on this stage of his profession.
Tommy Fury’s boxing predicament
Despite owning wins over two of the most well-liked influencer boxers currently in KSI and Jake Paul, Fury’s bargaining power is at an all-time low.
After quite a few pullouts and inactivity, his fight with Till was a possibility to make waves within the highlight again. Pulling out over pre-fight trash talk lowered fan sentiment and ruined a probability for an additional money fight with Paul. ‘The Problem Child’ shut Fury down due to his unreliability, amongst other aspects.
Now Paul has fought Mike Tyson, and Till put his name on the influencer boxing map at Misfits. Fury isn’t the one top player on the town, and he’ll should work hard to bargain a position against either fighter in the longer term.
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