Till Vs. Taylor Results, LIVE Stream Updates

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Watch former Middleweight title contender, Darren Till, make his boxing debut versus former Bellator fighter and influencer boxing champion, Anthony Taylor. It’s been a minute, but inf…


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Watch former Middleweight title contender, Darren Till, make his boxing debut versus former Bellator fighter and influencer boxing champion, Anthony Taylor.

It’s been a minute, but influencer boxing is back!

The card this afternoon (see it here) has the three-ring circus in full effect. And I do mean that in an exceptionally complimentary way. It has been 25 months since former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Middleweight title challenger, Darren Till, has been in anything even vaguely meaningful in combat sports.

Today, (Sat., Jan. 18, 2025), Till finally returns to fisticuffs against an actual somewhat practiced combatant. Misfits 20 starts at 2 p.m. ET (full details here), with the main event supposedly going down around 5 p.m. ET

Watch Till vs. Taylor LIVE on DAZN here!

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Till is the bigger name to the casual fan, but his opponent, Anthony Taylor, that is the known quantity in former mixed martial arts (MMA) fighters-turned boxers. Taylor — currently the Misfits Middleweight champion — started his boxing career roughly with a decision loss to Tommy Fury way back in the undercard of “Paul/Woodley 2.” Since then, he’s managed to improve himself greatly to the point where he’s on a four-fight win streak, including a most recent win over a nice prospect in Gabriel Silva (yes, Anderson’s son).

Till was hoping to make HIS boxing debut against Fury, but after threatening to kick him in the head if he was losing, Fury decided that he wasn’t going to chance shin to chin and bowed out. Much of the sporting Internet viewed that as a bit cowardly, and quite frankly, I’m inclined to agree.

So, no Tommy, no problem.

We’ve got a fun scrap upcoming, and we’ll get to see Till take on someone with way more to offer than the gent who is basically the best guy in your local commercial gym.

This wasn’t the only fight on today’s card that befell a cancelation. In the co-main, Wade Plemons is set to take on Moziah “The Masai Warrior” Pinder in both of their boxing debuts. Plemons’ original opponent was slated to be Harrison “HSTikkyTokky” Sullivan. Astute followers of influencer boxing will remember this YouTuber from Misfits 17, where he scored a first round knockout with a lovely left hook (and a fight in the stands later). You might also have known that Sullivan is on the run from the police and fled the country!

He crashed an expensive car, Jon Jones style, but failed to appear in court and was last seen doing social media posts from Qatar of all places. Anyhow, Pinder is rocking in his stead and we’ve got plenty of enthusiastic punching coming our way.

TILL VS. TAYLOR QUICK RESULTS:

195 lbs.: Anthony Taylor vs Darren Till — Till KO Rd. 6 — HIGHLIGHTS!
200 lbs.: Wade Plemons vs. Moziah “The Masai Warrior” Pinder — Plemons Unanimous Decision 40-36 x2, 39-37
180 lbs.: Ty Mitchell vs. Tommy “Hench” Harnett — Mitchell KO Rd. 2
115 lbs.: Carla Jade vs. Melanie Shah — Split Draw 48-47, 47-47. 46-47
150 lbs.: Sami Hamed vs. Zach “Ziggy” Johnson — Hamed KO Rd. 1
180 lbs.: Adam Brooks vs. Gavin “Gavinio” Proctor — Brooks TKO Rd. 2
150 lbs.: Josh “Little T” Tate vs. “Afghan” Dan Martin — Tate TKO Rd. 2
245+ lbs: Gareth “BBCC” Kelly vs. Jack “Kak” Hatt — Hatt TKO Rd. 1

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TILL VS. TAYLOR LIVE PLAY-BY-PLAY:

Darren Till vs. Anthony Taylor

Round 1: Till in white, Taylor in gold. Till with a hero’s welcome in his home country. Taylor slips in a straight right. Both men with rights. Till keeping the middle of the ring here. Gets Taylor to the ropes, gets a warning for back of the head. Taylor ducking down and coming up with the right again. Till gets in a left. Till with three rights, but it looks like all of them got blocked. Rights from both men.

Taylor 10-9

Round 2: Till looks much cleaner and more technical, and he’s got the better ring generalship advantage over Taylor, but Taylor was the one landing the more significant strikes, even though they were few and far between. Till eats a right, lands one of his own, but his follow-up only glanced. Till with a clean short right. Till feinting and keeping his lead hand out there. Till with a good combo, Taylor waives him on. Another combo and Till is feeling his oats.

10-9 Till

Round 3: I just put in the comments that if Till’s cardio holds up, he’s got this. Taylor’s relying on his explosiveness to close the size gap and as he slows ever slow slightly each round, his lands grow fewer and fewer. Nice left by Till. Taylor gets a right. They come forward and Taylor slowly goes down to the mat. Ref calls it a slip. Till coming forward again, lands a nice left and down goes Taylor again… again a slip by the ref. Till keeping the pressure on.

10-9 Till

Round 4: Taylor complaining about back of the head shots, but I didn’t see them. Till moving forward, working uppercuts. Three’s a huuuge uppercut and that puts Taylor on his butt. Taylor up, still swinging. Till pouring it on, ref taking a close look here. Fifty seconds left. Till just bullying Taylor. Uppercut-left. Till smushes Taylor to the canvas. Taylor with two rights, but doesn’t do anything to Till.

19-8 Till

Round 5: Kind of shocked that Taylor’s corner hasn’t tossed in the towel, because it looks like he has nothing here. AT with a left. Till gets in a better one. Taylor bloodies the nose of Till with a nice right, but it doesn’t seem to faze Till. Till gets a right hand. Taylor with an overhand that lands. Taylor walks into an uppercut, lands a right of his own. Till is slowing down a bit here.

10-9 Taylor

Round 6: Till with two good right hands. A short right puts Taylor to the ground! He’s up and seems clean, but Till swarms and slumps Taylor! Ref calls it!

Final result: Darren Till knocks out Anthony Taylor


Wade Plemons vs. Moziah “The Masai Warrior” Pinder

Round 1: Plemons in black, Pinder in white. Plemons jabs forward, evades some return fire. Plemons with two nice right hands. Make that a third. Good chin on Pinder early, let’s see how long that hold up, as Pinder’s taken 3 or 4 clean blows in just the first minute. Pinder looking a bit shell shocked here. He wings a right that just grazes. There’s one that lands. Plemons with a good right-left combo.

10-9 Plemons

Round 2: Plemons hits a clean 1-2. Pinder with a jab. Pinder rolls away from a right, doesn’t roll the second one. Either Plemons has pillow fists, or Pinder is made of some very stern stuff. Jabs by both men, big right again from Plemons. Plemons flurries at the bell.

10-9 Plemons

Round 3: Pinder on the front foot briefly, lands a half-hearted right. Loud, thudding right and man, Pinder’s chin is something else. Counter left by Plemons. “Masai Warrior” doing a little better for himself this round as Plemons has slowed down some, but he’s still not landing clean, despite the effort. Plemons ducks down and comes up with a right.

10-9 Plemons

Round 4: Both men whiff big rights. Pinder lands a pair of rights, eats one back. Pinder still coming, gets in a nice uppercut. Left from Pinder. Another. Plemons lands a jab. Left-right by Pinder! Plemons lands a right! Plemons is gassed and eating a lot more. If this fight was a 6-rounder, he’d be in big trouble. Pinder lands a big left that wobbles Plemons. Forty seconds to go. Pinder’s tired, too. Clubbing right from Plemons.

10-9 Pinder

Final result: Wade Plemons decisions Moziah Pinder


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