Darren Till issues unfiltered response to Tyson Fury's father allegedly demanding apology for potential Tommy Fury fight: "Ya fat greasy lesbian"

Darren Till has long been at odds with British boxer Tommy Fury and the Manunian's father, John Fury. The former UFC welterweight and middleweight combatant has now lambasted John, who is a former pugilist himself and a veteran boxing coach.

Till alleged that John has demanded a public apology from him in return for a possible fight against Tommy.

The ex-UFC star was originally to make his professional boxing debut under the Misfits Boxing banner opposite the undefeated Tommy Fury on Jan. 18.

Till, however, made some claims during the fight's promotional press conference, implying that he'd use MMA techniques such as kicking Fury in the head if he was losing their boxing match. 'TNT' eventually withdrew from the fight, claiming that Till was allegedly in discussions with betting companies about possibly using MMA techniques.

Till ultimately faced a short-notice replacement opponent, fellow MMA fighter and boxer Anthony Taylor, at the event. 'The Gorilla' dominantly defeated Taylor en route to a sixth-round TKO.

The Scouser has now taken to X and sounded off on Tommy Fury's father and longtime mentor, John Fury. The 32-year-old implied that John would only permit his son to fight him if the former UFC star issued a public apology.

Till scoffed at the alleged demand, writing:

"John Fury has rang a member of my team & informed us that he will only let Tommy fight me if I send a public apology to them. So I will say I am sorry little John... Sorry that you've got a face like a bulldog chewing a wasp ya fat greasy lesbian!"

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Darren Till and Tommy Fury's recent boxing callouts

Tommy Fury, the younger half-brother of ex-unified heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, last outpointed influencer-turned-boxer KSI back in October 2023.

As of late, speculation has abounded that combat sports megastar and former two-division UFC champion Conor McGregor could box Logan Paul or Jake Paul in India this year. McGregor was also recently linked to a possible boxing match against KSI.

Fury, who's beaten both KSI and Jake Paul in pro boxing bouts, recently posted about his interest in possibly boxing with McGregor.

Meanwhile, former UFC welterweight title challenger Darren Till spoke to iFL TV after beating Anthony Taylor. Till seemed to suggest that he could return to the UFC next year but will probably focus on a professional boxing career.

The Liverpudlian explained that having defeated Taylor, he's soon resuming training for a potential boxing bout in March, irrespective of whom he'll face.

Till underscored that he'd like to fight four more times overall in 2025. He hinted at possibly having one match in March, two in the summer, and one in the winter.

Till called out ex-UFC star Mike Perry, former octagon opponent Jorge Masvidal, KSI, and Tommy Fury:

"This year I want to fight KSI, Tommy Fury, Mike Perry, and Jorge Masvidal. I want four more fights."

Watch Darren Till's interview below (9:18):