Dave Feldman is currently working on the biggest fight in British bare-knuckle boxing history.

The BKFC President hopes to revisit the rivalry between Darren Till and Tommy Fury, who were supposed to box under the Misfits banner in January 2025.

Their fight was called off following a fiery press conference, which saw the former UFC fighter threaten to kick Tyson Fury’s little brother during their boxing match.

Dave Feldman provides Till vs Fury update

Dave Feldman revealed he was in talks with Tommy Fury about taking off the gloves for a bare-knuckle fight last month.

Conor McGregor‘s business partner expressed his desire to rebook the Darren Till fight after the Englishman outpointed Yoel Romero at BKFC 94.

A few weeks later, Feldman has set a 14-day deadline to overcome one thing holding up the fight.

“We had a talk about him. Obviously, his family has some problems with Darren Till,” Feldman said about Fury during an exclusive interview with Bloody Elbow’s Jamie Theodosi.

“That’s the one thing we’ve gotta get over. We’ll try to get over that in the next couple of weeks, but if we can’t, that fight is not gonna happen.

“Maybe it will happen. Money talks in this business. Money erases a lot of bad feelings in this business.”

BKFC boss hopes to extend Darren Till’s stay

Darren Till has just one fight left on the three-bout deal he signed with BKFC earlier this year.

Dave Feldman expects to announce what’s next for Till before the middle of November.

If Tommy Fury turns down the fight, the BKFC boss has several equally exciting opponent options, which he hopes will convince Till to commit his long-term future to the promotion.

“We have a good future with Darren Till,” Feldman added.

We have a fight left and we are negotiating some other ones. It’s all about the opponent. He’s at a stage in his career where he’s accomplished a lot, he wants to make money, and he deserves to make money.

“We have to get him the names in there that warrant giving him the money that he wants and get the crowd excited.

“I don’t have anything to talk about definitely today, but we are working on some pretty big names that I think are going to get not just the UK boxing world, but the global fighting world very excited.

“We are definitely going to have, in the next three to four weeks, something very, very exciting to announce for Darren Till.”