Darren Till has another fight on his hands before his next bare-knuckle booking even gets to the ring, because viral footage now shows him clashing with bare-knuckle fighter Lee Browne outside The Blarney Stone pub in Liverpool. Till has been living in the boxing crossover lane since his post-UFC boxing pivot, and this one is not the tidy promotional kind of chaos.
Footage shared on X on Aug. 13 shows a crowd gathering outside the pub before Till and Browne get into it. The video caption says Browne had called Till a “sh*thouse,” and Till can be heard saying, “Who’s a sh*thouse? I’m right here now,” before a quick exchange sends Browne to the ground. It is street-fight chaos, so the usual caveat applies. The footage shows the clash, but it does not show every second that led to it.
Watch the source footage below.
DARREN TILL KNOCKS OUT LEE BROWNE OUTSIDE LIVERPOOL’S BLARNEY STONE PUB.
Darren can be heard asking Lee, “Who’s a sh*thouse? I’m right here now,” before hitting him with a three-punch combo that knocks him to the ground.
Darren Till (“The Gorilla”) is the Liverpool… pic.twitter.com/DTNxfs3mt2
— Skint Eastwood (@Skint_Eastwood1) August 13, 2026
Till’s BKFC 94 Week Just Got A Little Wilder
Till was already in the weird part of fight promotion. He is booked to face Yoel Romero at BKFC 94 Manchester on Sept. 26, and the former UFC title challenger has been leaning all the way into the bare-knuckle madness. The Liverpool angle only makes the build feel more combustible, especially after Till already turned his Misfits Boxing run into a noisy knockout showcase.
Browne is identified in the viral post as a bare-knuckle fighter, and the footage frames the confrontation as the latest spillover from their online trash talk. Till has never needed much help finding a microphone or a problem, but a pub-side scuffle is still a messy look when he has a major BKFC date on the calendar.
The timing is the part that makes this thing impossible to ignore. Till has been rebuilding his post-UFC fighting lane through boxing and bare-knuckle crossover work after his UFC run ended with the 2022 submission loss to Dricus du Plessis. The old Dana White UFC return chatter around Till feels like a different lifetime now, because his current orbit is all gloves-off drama, callouts, and the kind of left hand that keeps promoters interested.
No official statement from Till, Browne, BKFC, or local authorities was available at publication time. Until more details land, the safest read is simple enough. The video shows a real confrontation outside a Liverpool pub, Till is visible and audible in the footage, and the whole thing adds another layer of heat before his bare-knuckle return against Romero.
