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Darren Till Calls Out Nate Diaz For Boxing Match After Knockout Win Over Rockhold

Darren Till has his eyes set on another big name as he publicly called out Nate Diaz for a boxing fight following his explosive win over Luke Rockhold at Misfits Boxing 22. The former UFC contender seems fully focused on his new chapter in the boxing world, and he’s wasting no time stirring up attention for his next bout.

Till recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to call out Diaz, writing, “@NateDiaz209 are we fighting or not ya blubbering fool? Going to start having a bit of a mess about on the pads in the next few weeks. Kicks. Elbows. Knees… a bit of this and a bit of that. See what’s what! @NateDiaz209 fight me mate. Once I’ve knocked you clean out. Got some decisions to make!”

The Liverpool-born fighter is coming off a stunning third-round knockout victory over former UFC middleweight champion Luke Rockhold at Misfits Boxing 22 in Manchester. Till dropped Rockhold with a thunderous left hand to secure the victory, earning him the Misfits Bridgerweight title and announcing his arrival as a serious threat in crossover boxing.

Nate Diaz, who last boxed Jake Paul in 2023, has remained one of combat sports’ most talked-about names. Known for his toughness and relentless style, Diaz has teased multiple boxing appearances since leaving the UFC, though none have materialized yet.

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A clash between Till and Diaz inside the boxing ring would bring together two outspoken fan favorites known for their grit and striking skills. Both men have massive followings, and the fight would likely be one of the most anticipated crossover bouts outside traditional boxing.

For Till, this callout is more than just talk—it’s a statement that he’s back in fighting form and ready to make waves in the sport once again. Whether Diaz responds remains to be seen, but if the Stockton fighter accepts, fans could be treated to a fiery and entertaining boxing showdown.

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