Video: Watch Till’s uncensored UFC Liverpool post-fight interview

The UFC released an uncensored version of Darren Till’s expletive-laden post-fight interview.

Unless you were one of the fans in attendance at the Echo Arena for UFC Fight Night 130, you probably had a hard time interpreting Darren Till’s celebratory post-fight interview with Dan Hardy.

The bulk of Till’s in-cage celebration was censored on live television due to his foul mouth, but Ultimate Fighting Championship uploaded the uncensored version on the internet a couple of hours later

Check it out below:

MMA Mania’s Ryan Harkness transcribed the full post-fight interview, which you can read below.

“F**king get in,” an ecstatic Darren Till said after his win over Stephen Thompson. “Yes, I played games in there. I know Stephen thinks I’m a very aggressive fighter. I am, but I’m a very calm, collected, aggressive fighter. I knew with Stephen I didn’t even throw my left hand the whole fight because he’s so f**king good at moving in, moving out. You got to be aware of his kicks, so I thought if I land, I’ll finish him. But I’m going to show him that my Muay Thai is just as good as karate!”

“He’s a phenomenal striker. In all my life of fighting, I’ve been fighting since I was thirteen, I’ve never fought a striker like that. I had to use every part of my brain to figure him out because even one lucky left hand maybe edged it, but it was like that, f**king amazing!”

“All you doubters, who the f**k is doubting me now?” he concluded. “No one! No one!”

Former UFC welterweight contender turned analyst and commentator Dan Hardy then asked Till who he would like to fight next, to which the Liverpudlian responded: ”F**king everyone, anyone, I don’t care. I’m not scared of anyone! No one! You had people asking me ‘You might deserve a title shot after this fight.’ No! I haven’t beaten anyone until I’ve beaten all these c**ts. They’re all dead!”

Till edged out a decision over ‘Wonderboy’ in the lackluster main event, but the bout has been marred by controversy after ‘The Gorilla’ weighed in 3.5 pounds over the designated 170 pound weight limit and, according to many critics, wasn’t deserving of the win on Saturday afternoon.

Despite the controversy, expect Till to surge to the top of the welterweight rankings when the UFC updates its list in the coming days.