Till Blasts Garry Over 'Fake' UFC 330 Media Tour

Ian Machado Garry has been accused of trying to buy fan approval ahead of his UFC 330 welterweight title challenge against Islam Makhachev.

Former UFC title challenger Darren Till told The Mac Life that Garry consistently damages his own brand with his public comments. The criticism comes after Garry sparked backlash with a recent statement that the world would be better with women in charge, drawing sharp responses from Makhachev and welterweight Uros Medic, as BJPenn.com first reported.

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Garry also partnered with PETA on a marketing push that many UFC fans dismissed as cringe-inducing. Till acknowledged his support for women while questioning Garry's approach. "It's always like he's trying to buy love," he said. "The one thing as well, people can see and know a fake guy. And he's got fake written all over him."

Till suggested Garry would earn more fan support if he adopted a different public persona, despite his evident fighting talent. Garry is coming off wins over Belal Muhammad and Carlos Prates and aims to hand Makhachev the toughest test of his UFC reign.

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UFC 330 takes place next weekend with Garry looking to upset the pound-for-pound king and claim welterweight gold.

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• BJPenn — Ian Machado Garry is ‘trying to buy love’ from fans according to former UFC star