Darren Till and Yoel Romero are set to face each other in a bare-knuckle fight at Manchester's AO Arena on Saturday, 26 September. Bare-knuckle fighting is a form of combat where fighters do not wear gloves, relying instead on their fists and techniques. The event will begin with the main card at 7pm British Summer Time (BST), with the main-event ring walks expected around 10pm BST. The fight will be streamed exclusively on DAZN pay-per-view, costing £24.99 for viewers. Darren Till, a former contender for a UFC title, is making his debut in bare-knuckle combat after leaving the UFC in 2022 and competing successfully in boxing. Yoel Romero, 49, brings more experience in bare-knuckle fighting, having competed in the sport for several years. Their matchup has drawn significant attention from fans and analysts alike, given their backgrounds in mixed martial arts and boxing. The event will feature a variety of fights across different weight classes, with several notable bouts on the undercard. Among these are cruiserweight and middleweight matches involving fighters such as David Mundell, Gaz Corran, Karl Thompson, and Joe Lister. Other fights include welterweight matchups between Mikey Henderson and Matthew Wiwczaryk, and between Luke Vaughan and Bartlomiej Krol. Featherweight fighters Stew Martin and Joshy Williams will also compete. In addition to the main and undercard fights, preliminary bouts will take place, featuring fighters like Benjamin Lowe, Tyrone Hamer, and Luke Bassnett. These early matches will set the stage for the more high-profile contests later in the evening, offering fans a full day of combat sports action. The event promises to be a highlight for bare-knuckle enthusiasts and those interested in the transition of fighters from traditional combat sports into this more primal form of competition.