Darren Till could earn Anfield showcase with win over Yoel Romero
NXTbets Pro | Published On: September 9, 2026
Till’s Liverpool path
Darren Till is in line for a Liverpool spotlight if he beats Yoel Romero, and BKFC president David Feldman has already put the idea on the table. Feldman said Till could land a “mega-fight” at Anfield in his hometown, giving Till a chance to return home for a major event. Anfield holds 61,000 and sits in Liverpool, the city where Till grew up. That would give BKFC a clear option if Till takes care of business.
Till still has to clear Romero first. He is scheduled to meet Romero in the BKFC 94 main event in Manchester, England, and that fight remains the immediate step in the path Feldman outlined. Till signed a three-fight deal with BKFC earlier this year, then made a strong first impression in his bare-knuckle debut. He knocked out Aaron Chalmers after getting dropped in the fight, and Feldman’s comments put Till in the conversation for future featured events.
Page as opponent
Michael “Venom” Page is another name in the mix, and Feldman made clear he would like to match him with Till if the opportunity opens up. Dana White confirmed that Page will not re-sign with the UFC, which created a fresh lane for BKFC to explore. Feldman said he has worked with Page before and that he promoted Page’s close 2022 bout with Mike Perry. That background gives BKFC a point of reference if it decides to move forward. Feldman also described the potential matchup with Till as a “tremendous all-English fight” in the UK, a line that fits the kind of domestic appeal BKFC would want from two British names.
Page would also give BKFC another option alongside Romero. Feldman said BKFC would try to “force excitement” out of Page, signaling that the promotion is considering how to use him inside bare knuckle. The possible booking would give BKFC another all-English fight in the UK if the timing works.
Anfield upside
Anfield would tie a future BKFC event to Till’s hometown. Feldman said BKFC would consider holding an event there if Till beats Romero, which would turn a future fight into a hometown showcase. A win over Romero would put Till in position for a major event in Liverpool.
The promotion’s current path points in two directions at once. First, it wants Till to deliver in Manchester against Romero. Second, it is already looking ahead to what comes next if he does. The Page option gives BKFC another all-English fight with built-in interest. The Anfield option raises the ceiling even higher by tying Till’s next big step to his home city. Feldman’s comments show how BKFC is thinking about Till now, as a fighter who could help anchor a major event in England and, if things break right, bring the spotlight back to Liverpool.
