Amir Khan and Kell Brook will finally settle their long-running rivalry tonight
A fight well over a decade in the making, the experienced pair do battle at Manchester's AO Arena on Saturday night with ring walks expected at between 10:20pm and 10:30pm.
The fight could quite easily be the last time we see Brook and Khan in the ring, with both mulling retirement following their clash.
However, there's also been talks about a potential rematch should the fight go one way or another.
Ahead of the fight, Khan said: "I feel better at 35 than I was at 25, believe it or not. I feel so strong, so fresh. I've got that love back for the sport again.
"Training with the new team in Nebraska, they've brought the love back for me. I'm really excited to see what the future holds."
Brook said: "Timing beats speed. I always find a way to get my shots off.
"We're in there for a long time - there will come a time when we exchange. There is going to be a lot of drama in the fight."
Here's all you need to know ahead of this weekend's fight including the start time, how to watch on TV and live streaming details.
What time is the fight?
Khan will face Brook at Manchester's AO Arena this Saturday (February 19).
Ring walks for the bout are expected between 10:20pm and 10:30pm.
How can I watch and can I live stream?
The fight will be broadcast on Sky Sports.
It will be a pay-per-view event, meaning you’ll have to purchase the fight on Sky Box Office at a cost of £19.95.
Although you do not need to be a subscriber to access Sky Sports Box Office, you can click here to upgrade or check out the latest packages.
Once you’ve purchased the fight, there will be other options for you to watch it should you be unable to get in front of a TV.
You’ll be able to stream the fight via Sky Go, which is available online or via the app on your mobile or tablet device.
Virgin Media and Now TV viewers will be able to stream the fight via the Sky Sports website.
Who is on the undercard?
A packed undercard with plenty of up-and-coming British talent is on offer, including the professional debut of GB Olympian Frazer Clarke.
Undefeated Manchester fighter Bradley Rea will also feature, alongside brothers Hassan and Adam Azim - with the trio all catching the eye in their professional careers thus far.
Natasha Jonas is set for her third title shot against Ewa Piatkowska, while Charlie Schofield and Viddal Riley are also set to feature.
