One of the most eagerly-awaited fights of the year takes place in Saudi Arabia tonight as Anthony Joshua and Andy Ruiz Jr lock horns for the second time in a mammoth heavyweight title rematch.
For Joshua, the 'Clash On The Dunes' event at the 15,000-capacity, purpose-built Diriyah Arena represents the chance to avenge his shock seventh-round stoppage defeat - in which he was knocked down four times - to the Mexican-American suffered in June.
One of the biggest upsets in recent memory was the first professional loss of the previously dominant 'AJ's' 23-fight professional career and also occurred on his US debut at Madison Square Garden.
Another loss in Saudi Arabia feels unthinkable for 'AJ', who will desperately attempt to regain the WBA (Super), IBF, WBO, and IBO belts he lost on that fateful summer night and return to both boxing's pinnacle and that money-spinning heavyweight collision course with the likes of Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury.
What time does the fight start in the UK?
Boxing fans who may have otherwise been bracing themselves for another incredibly early (or late, depending on how you look at it) start will be pleasantly surprised.
With Arabia Standard Time (AST) only three hours ahead of the UK, the contest will not require an alarm call in the dead of night.
Instead, Eddie Hearn has confirmed that ring-walks will take place in Diriyah at around 8:45pm GMT.
As usual with fights of this magnitude, there will be no shortage of pomp, circumstance and tension-building, so you wouldn't expect the bout to commence too much before 9:30pm.
