Khabib Nurmagomedov returns to the Octagon tonight when he takes on Dustin Poirier at UFC 242 in Abu Dhabi.
The lightweight champion has not fought since he choked out Conor McGregor in October last year.
In the meantime, Poirier won the interim 155lb title by beating featherweight champion Max Holloway and now bids to win the 'full' title.
Both men made weight yesterday to ensure they are both eligible to win the belt this evening.
There is also a stacked card before the main event as the UFC returns to the Middle East.
Here is everything you need to know about UFC 242...
What time will the fights start?
The first fight will start at 3.15pm UK time with the main card starting at 7pm and Khabib vs Poirier at around 9pm.
What TV channel are they on?
You can watch Khabib vs Poirier exclusively live on BT Sport Box Office on Saturday. For more information on how to buy the fight at a cost of £19.95, go to www.bt.com/btsportboxoffice
Is there a live stream?
The fight can be streamed via the BT Sport website at the same cost.
Full UFC 242 fight card
Main Card
Khabib Nurmagomedov vs Dustin Poirier
Edson Barboza vs Paul Felder
Islam Makhachev vs Davi Ramos
Curtis Blaydes vs Shamil Abdurakhimov
Mairbek Taisumov vs Carlos Diego Ferreira
Preliminary Card
Ottman Azaitar vs Teemu Packalen
Liana Jojua vs Sarah Moras
Zubaira Tukhugov vs Lerone Murphy
Joanne Calderwood vs Andrea Lee
Early Preliminary Card
Belal Muhammad vs Takashi Sato
Nordine Taleb vs Muslim Salikhov
Omari Akhmedov vs Zak Cummings
Don Madge vs Fares Ziam
What are the odds?
Nurmagomedov 2/7
Poirier 5/2
Latest news
Khabib allays weight fears
Khabib Nurmagomedov stripped off to step on the scales but weighed in at 155lb for his title fight against Dustin Poirier at UFC 242.
The lightweight champion skipped his media commitments on Thursday, sparking speculation that he was finding his cut tough.
But he checked his weight 10 minutes before the official window opened yesterday and appeared content with the reading.
He returned just after 9am to officially make the lightweight limit, albeit with the aid of a towel.
Poirier followed minutes later and also weighed 155lb to ensure both men are eligible to win the belt in Abu Dhabi tonight night.
