
Darren Till says he would fight Michael Page if the opportunity presents itself.
Till, who left the UFC in 2024 and has since competed in boxing and bare-knuckle boxing under BKFC, told Bloody Elbow he is interested in a potential matchup with Page after the flashy striker was released from the UFC earlier this month. "Yeah, definitely," Till said when asked about the fight. "I know Michael, he's a very good fighter who was just let go by the UFC. If he was to re-sign and schedule that fight, yeah, me and him would get it on."
The former welterweight title challenger faces Yoel Romero in his next BKFC outing. BJPenn.com confirmed Till's openness to the Page fight, noting the stylistic intrigue between two strikers known for unorthodox offense. Till acknowledged Page's outside interests, including film work, and said he was unsure whether the 37-year-old would continue fighting. "Sometimes you can be a bit disheartened, especially for him now," Till said. "But yeah, it's something I'd be really open to. I think he's a good fighter as well."
Page compiled a 3-3 record in the UFC after crossing over from Bellator, where he held the welterweight title. His release came after consecutive losses at 185 pounds. Till has won two of his three BKFC appearances and previously told media he has not ruled out a return to MMA.
Till fights Romero at a date yet to be announced.
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