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Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol will come head-to-head in Saudi Arabia this evening in a must-see event.
Not only is this an undisputed title fight for the light-heavyweight belts, but the undercard is absolutely stacked as well.
Chris Eubank Jr is set to return to the ring to take on Kamil Szeremeta for the IBO middleweight belt.
Fabio Wardley and Frazer Clarke are coming face-to-face once more after their thrilling heavyweight British title fight ended in a draw last time.
Plus, there will be two other title fights on the night, meaning boxing fans will want to be dropping everything to tune in.
This event is set to take place on Saturday, October 12 and is being held at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Things are expected to get started at around 5pm UK time before main event ring walks are scheduled for 11pm.
In the UK, the full event will be screened on TNT Sports Box Office and .
Meanwhile, Sky Sports are going to broadcast the undercard on .
To pay for the full card, it's £19.99 in the UK on and TNT Sports Box Office, but slightly cheaper on Sky at £19.95.
Fans will also be able to watch on , EE TV and Virgin Media TV.
In the US, it's set to be shown on ESPN+ as a one-off non-PPV event.
However, American fans will have to pay $14.99 for the rest of the card.
Subject to change
Ahead of this undisputed title clash against Bivol, Beterbiev has been asked if he would fight Canelo Alvarez, but the 39-year-old isn't interested in that.
Speaking on The Stomping Grounds podcast, he said: "When Canelo has a belt in my division, then I'll want to fight him.
"Even if that moment comes, I still don't think I'd want to face him. I'm really not interested in a fight with Canelo,"
Meanwhile, Clarke is looking to knock Wardley out in their rematch.
He said: "I'm going in there to do one thing and that's to knock Fabio Wardley out.
"Winning won't be enough for me. I want to put a job on him, but it will be a tough task just like the first one. May the best man win, but I'm backing myself.
"I grew respect for Fabio after that first fight, so I have no trash talk. I think you will see two competitors that just want to get the best out of each other and get their hands raised. Message to the fans is to tune in and enjoy it."
