“Smashed each other to bits and shared Uber,” Darren Till hilariously remembers ‘spa day gone wrong’ story with hilarious Mike Perry years after incident

The backstory video of the viral sparring session featuring Darren Till and Mike Perry unveils a captivating narrative of intense competitiveness.

“Smashed each other to bits and shared Uber,” Darren Till hilariously remembers ‘spa day gone wrong’ story with hilarious Mike Perry years after incident

Darren Till and Mike Perry (Source: IMAGO)

The backstory of the viral sparring session involving Darren Till and Mike Perry revealed a captivating narrative of camaraderie and competitiveness. Mike Malott, one of the three ‘Jiu-Jitsu Geeks’ present on that day, provided an insider’s account of the memorable sparring session on his YouTube channel. This captured the attention of fight fans worldwide.

Malott recounted how the day began like a normal training session. Both Darren Till and Mike Perry exuded confidence as they stepped into the gym. What initially appeared routine swiftly transformed into an exhilarating showcase of skill and determination. Their exchanges mirrored the intensity of an actual fight. Malott saw the mutual respect that fueled their competitive fervor.

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Darren Till posted on X (formerly Twitter) commenting on Malott’s video, saying, “This has just brought a big smile to my face cos I was remembering it. & this is why as much as I shit talk that shit for brains Perry I can’t do nothing other than respect him. We smashed each other to bits then shared an Uber back home. #Respect #ShitForBrains”

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Malott’s narrative delved beyond the physical realm. It highlighted the mental fortitude that fighters like Darren Till and Perry have. Though Darren Till was bleeding from the eyes during sparring, Malott saw the Englishman getting the better of the exchanges. Both are currently calling each other out for fights on X. Darren Till and Perry are no longer signed with the UFC. Mike Perry has made a name for himself in bare-knuckle boxing after his UFC tenure.

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Mike Malott is the future of Canadian MMA

Mike Malott, Joe Rogan
Mike Malott(L) and Joe Rogan(R), (Image via: Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC)

Canada’s name is etched in the history of MMA courtesy of one Georges St. Pierre. Following in St. Pierre’s footsteps, Rory McDonald had an impressive run in the promotion. UFC recently grazed Canadian shores with UFC 289. One Canadian who stood out for his performance at UFC 289 is none other than Mike Malott.

Malott is undefeated in the UFC’s welterweight division. The Dana White Contender Series alumni has finished all his fights in the UFC. He is riding a six-fight winning streak, with his last two bouts in the UFC garnering bonuses. Malott has previously competed in both the featherweight and lightweight divisions but has found his calling in the welterweight division.

Other promising Canadian contenders in the UFC are Aiemann Zahabi, Jasmine Jasudavicius, and Marc-Andre Barriault. It is Mike Malott who is more likely to have a better run than the aforementioned fighters.

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