Darren Till Blasts Daniel Cormier as a “Company Man” After UFC 333

Darren Till has a new target in his crosshairs — and this time it's Daniel Cormier.

The former UFC welterweight contender called Cormier a "company man" in a blistering rant that followed Dominick Reyes' knockout win at UFC 333.

Reyes defeated Azamat Murzakanov on the card and gave Cormier an "F-plus" for his commentary during the broadcast.

Till seized on the moment to revive his own criticism of the former two-division UFC champion.

"It's not that I don't like him," Till said.

"I just see right through his bulls---."

Till's comments were first reported by Yardbarker.

The British fighter said he would not say the same things to Cormier's face — because Cormier is "a f------ animal of a fighter."

But Till argued that Cormier's bias is obvious.

"Any guy who's got the second name 'Magomedov,' he's just always biased," Till said.

"He's just a company man."

Till added: "He doesn't say what he should really say on his mind. I can smell that bulls--- from over this corner of the world. F--- off with your bulls---, mate. I've got no time for that whatsoever."

This is not the first time Till has gone after Cormier.

In September 2026, Till ripped Cormier for defending Usman Nurmagomedov's cage jump at UFC Shanghai.

Cormier has faced criticism from other fighters recently as well.

Sean O'Malley and his coach Tim Welch took issue with Cormier pushing for a Song Yadong title shot.

O'Malley and Welch later cleared the air with Cormier, but the pattern of criticism has continued.

The timing of Till's latest comments comes amid a busy stretch for the former UFC star.

Till recently fought Yoel Romero at BKFC 94 in October 2026 and earned a unanimous decision win.

But Till has also been in the headlines for another reason — his failed fight with Jake Paul.

Paul was scheduled to fight on Christmas Eve 2026 but chose Cedric Doumbe instead.

Till called Paul a "fraud" after being snubbed for the fight.

BKFC president David Feldman has since promised "big names" for Till in the near future.

"We're going to have some big names for Darren Till in the mix very, very shortly," Feldman told MMA Fighting.

"One of them will be part of our announcement we're going to make in the next couple weeks."

Feldman explained that the decision on Paul came down to timing.

"It comes to do we have something for Darren Till that makes sense?"

Feldman said. "Is the timing going to be right? If we have to lay him off for eight, nine months, it's only fair to let him go out and make a payday because the momentum's going to be killed anyway if we don't have a fight for him."

Feldman added: "But if we have a fight that I think we're going to have in the next two weeks to announce, then obviously he's fighting for BKFC. If we don't then there is an option for him to possibly to fight a Jake Paul or something like that."

Paul is coming off a "chess match" against Yoel Romero at BKFC 94.

Till has also been engaged in an online feud with Ian Machado Garry.

Garry recently said Till "talks more than he fights" during an appearance on the Golf Life channel with former soccer star Jimmy Bullard.

"No (never bumped into him), Darren's (Till) only ever talked sh*t about me," Garry said.

Although Garry called Till "game," he added: "I find him to be more of a… One of those kind of Twitter guys, Instagram… Don't get me wrong, I think Darren's game, I've watched Darren fight. He's game as, but he talks more than he fights."

Till fired back on X.