DARREN TILL headlines a blockbuster night of bare knuckle action as he comes up against Yoel Romero on Saturday. The two former UFC title contenders meet in Manchester at BKFC 94. This will be Till's second fight under the BKFC…

Former UFC title contenders Darren Till and Yoel Romero are set to headline BKFC 94 on Saturday, September 26, at the AO Arena in Manchester. The 190-pound catchweight bout marks Till's second appearance in bare-knuckle fighting following his victory over Aaron Chalmers in May. Romero enters the contest with a 1-1 bare-knuckle record, having previously beaten Theo Doukaus before losing by decision to Vagab Vagabov.
The event begins at 7pm BST and will be streamed live via DAZN pay-per-view for £24.99. The card also features a BKFC middleweight championship bout between David Mundell and Jack Cullen, as well as multiple regional title contests.
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