Darren Till talks about the money he makes from OnlyFans
While talking to Daniel Cormier about his many ventures outside of fighting, Darren Till opened up on the money he has made from Only Fans and what initially got him involved with the controversial site.
'The Gorilla' has been out of action for over a year while spending time in Sweden and Thailand training with some of the best fighters in the world. Although he's yet to display it, the middleweight has been a constant training partner for Khamzat Chimaev, the undefeated prospect on the verge of a title shot.
In a recent interview, Darren Till explained how he got into OnlyFans and what type of videos he uploads to the site, which is most likely known for its adult content:
"They actually approached my team... When they come to me, I was like, 'No, forget all that.' They were like, 'No, we're trying to change the face of the brand. We just want him to upload fight footage.'... I was like, 'What? They'll give me that [much money]? F***ing sign me up mate, I'll get my c*ck out for that all day, no problem... So it's just fight footage but it's actually a good concept because people sign up and you get like dollars for people signing up, but it's good fight footage, I've got rent to pay. I haven't fought for 12 months, you've got to make other ways to make money."
Similar to many UK fighters inside the UFC, the Brit is beloved by most for his bold personality and humorous persona and despite falling on bad times inside the cage, he arguably remains one of the most talked about fighters in his division.
Check out Till's interview with 'DC' below:
When does Darren Till fight next?
Darren Till is looking to get his career back on track and put an end to his poor run of performances inside the cage when he faces Dricus Du Plessis in the cage at UFC 282.
The dangerous South African athlete has been on a tear since signing a deal with the promotion, winning three straight and claiming two knockout victories during that time.
Having won just one of his last five appearances in the octagon, Till is ready to show the world what he has been working on for the past 15 months of training with AllStars and Tiger Muay Thai.