The younger brother of boxing icon Tyson Furyhas been absent from the ring since beating YouTuber KSI back in 2023.
Fury confirmed the news on his social media accounts before a press release was shared confirming that Till – who has never boxed before – would be making his Misfits Boxing debut at the Co-Op Live in Manchester on Saturday January 18.
The announcement comes shortly after Fury’s bitter rival, Jake Paul, beat heavyweight legend Mike Tyson in a controversial bout in Texas on Friday night.
Paul, whose only defeat in boxing came against Fury, cantered to a split-victory over Tyson, who alarmingly revealed he had almost died in the build-up to the fight after suffering from an ulcer flare-up earlier in the year.
The YouTuber-turned boxer has called for a rematch with Fury on more than one occasion since their bout, though the latter has shown little appetite in running things back. Instead he will face off with Till, who challenged for the UFC world welterweight title back in 2018. The 31-year-old has since fallen on leaner times, though, having lost four of his next five bouts after said title shot.
