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Michael Bisping makes the case for Jake Paul fighting Darren Till

His boxing roundup was the week's most-watched upload, while Sean O'Malley joined Believe You Me to discuss another Petr Yan meeting.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

JAKE PAUL vs DARREN TILL & ADRIEN BRONER?! | BISPING REACTSJAKE PAUL vs DARREN TILL & ADRIEN BRONER?! | BISPING REACTS

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  1. 0:23Jake Paul announces a December 24 boxing return in Dubai, without naming an opponent.
  2. 1:36Bisping considers Adrien Broner rumors but argues Darren Till makes more sense.
  3. 2:48The roundup turns to Canelo Alvarez against Christian Mbilli.
  4. 3:26Bisping gives Tyson Fury an early edge against Anthony Joshua.
  5. 6:45Till's boxing form underpins Bisping's case that a Paul matchup would be competitive.

"The person he should be fighting is Darren Till," Michael Bisping says, weighing possible opponents for Jake Paul's announced Christmas Eve return in Dubai. But recommending a matchup and expecting it to happen are different things. Later in the same video, Bisping says: "It's not going to be Darren Till."

That gap between a worthwhile fight and a likely booking gives his boxing roundup its central question. Adrien Broner is another name under discussion, not a confirmed opponent. Bisping favors Till's boxing credentials, while also finding room for Canelo Alvarez against Christian Mbilli and an early lean toward Tyson Fury against Anthony Joshua. The upload reached roughly 156,000 views, the largest total among his five new videos this week.

The freshest momentum belongs to an actual guest. Sean O'Malley's Believe You Me conversation with Bisping and Paul Felder is drawing the most daily views of any video on the channel. O'Malley discusses what he would change against Petr Yan, why he believes he's next in line, and, away from the title picture, his pickleball adventures.

Josh Hokit also returned to the feed, this time through Bisping's reaction to an AI-generated heavyweight promo made by Cage Culture. It is artificial spectacle, not footage of the fighters doing those things. Other uploads considered Alexander Volkanovski's lightweight possibilities and Islam Makhachev's retirement hints.

Subscribers held steady, even as daily viewing climbed to more than half above its usual level. Nearby combat-sports channels had varied weeks: FULL SEND MMA was drawing above its usual daily audience, while Seconds Out was quieter than normal. For Bisping, the new O'Malley interview is currently supplying the strongest pull.

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The facts
Subscribers
744,000
Channel views, last 7 days
374,499
Videos published this week
5
Video published
October 31, 2026
Video views so far
155,782
Views on its first day
94,686

The numbers

Here is how Michael Bisping's uploads and audience moved this week.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels
WWE NXT
6,815,934
WCW
4,872,863
Free MMA Gyms
4,318,272
FULL SEND MMA
2,479,408
FTC Boxing
1,122,941
subscribers
744,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
178,527,079
views per day
120,368
typical day: 76,040
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
WCW
565,000
WWE NXT
562,000
FTC Boxing
559,000
As of November 5, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
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