Misfits Boxing 21 LIVE results and time for Till v Stewart and Virgo v Mitchell
Darren Till and Darren Stewart clash tonight in the main event of Misfits Boxing 21.
This particular show should have taken place a month ago and was due to be headlined by KSI in his grudge fight with Dillon Danis. But the YouTuber-turned-boxer pulled out days before the first bell and the whole show was shelved.
Till and Stewart are both familiar faces from the UFC but will instead meet in the ring tonight in Derby. Till made his influencer boxing debut in January when he stopped Anthony Taylor who had stepped in to replace Tommy Fury.
In the co-main event, there is no love lost between Ty Mitchell and Idris Virgo and you can follow all the action right here with the main event expected to start at around 10.30pm...
Thank you for joining us for another night of influencer boxing where, as we know, anything can happen. We have tag-team boxing, grudge matches and two former UFC stars topping the bill so make sure you don't tune out.
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