Darren Till has admitted that he feels he is heading to a low similar to Tyson Fury 's after being forced out of UFC London.
The Liverpool native was due to face Jack Hermansson in the co-headline bout at The O2 arena in London, but had to pull out of the massive comeback fight due to injury. He's only fought twice since 2019, losing to Robert Whittaker and Derek Brunson, with both contests coming after lengthy lay-offs.
And Till has admitted that his latest cancellation has left him depressed, likening his situation to Fury's when he ballooned in weight due to mental health issues in 2017. The heavyweight champion was stripped of his titles and quit boxing for three years amid a difficult mental health battle, but came back to prominence in 2018 and eventually reclaimed gold in 2020.
