Belfast MMA fighter Joe McColgan will battle for Cage Warriors glory in Manchester on Friday night night.
McColgan will face Welshman Mason Jones for the CW 113 Lightweight title amid the unfolding coronavirus crisis.
The 33-year-old made weight on Thursday with the 11-fight card having been made official.
The Covid-19 outbreak prompted Cage Warriors to adopt a number of safety precautions at today’s weigh-ins in Manchester.
Three separate weigh-ins were held throughout the day, minimising the amount of people in contact at any one time.
Only one team member was permitted into their fighter’s allocated time slot to reduce numbers further.
All athletes were checked for symptoms of Covid-19 by an on-site medic at the weigh-ins.
Similarly, all staff and crew members will be checked for Covid-19 symptoms before entering the BEC Arena on fight day.
Fighters will also be tested for symptoms a second time before competing.
McColgan told the BBC earlier this week: "At the moment there's so much uncertainty around the event but Graham Boylan seems determined to get it over the line.
"However what we know today might change and that could impact if the fight goes ahead or not. I can't control that.
"That's why it's so important, now more than ever, to remain focused and to have that tunnel vision to allow me to ignore the things that are out of my control and focus on the things that are in my control."
The card features a lightweight world title fight between McColgan and Jones, as both men battle to get their hands on the belt formerly held by multiple UFC stars including Conor McGregor and most recently Jai Herbert.
Former champion Paddy Pimblett will also return to action against Decky Dalton on the Main Card.
The CW113 Pro Prelims will begin at 6.30pm on Friday night, and will be streamed live and free for all on cagewarriors.com.
The Main Card will follow from 9PM on UFC Fight Pass.
