Conor McGregor has weighed in at 156lbs for his trilogy fight with Dustin Poirier.
It is one pound heavier than the Dubliner was for the January bout he lost to the American in Abu Dhabi. Poirier also weighed in at 156lbs, which is just over 11 stone and slightly over 17 kg.
The Notorious faces the Diamond for a third time in the early hours of Sunday morning as he aims to avenge that loss from earlier in the year.
Speaking at the final face-off before the bout in the early hours of Friday morning, McGregor said: “In 16 hours time this man is going to learn if you take a person’s kindness and take it as a weakness, you must pay.
"Tomorrow night I'm going to make this man pay with his life and I mean it. You are dead in that Octagon tomorrow night!"
Poirier was a lot calmer, commenting: "I know Conor was talking crazy yesterday about killing me and all that. I go to sleep praying every night that he gets home to his family safe.
"I'm not here to hurt anybody or do anything like that. So I just want to put that out there."
McGregor also hit out at his opponent at the UFC 264 press conference in the early hours of Friday morning.
He said: "This is my bread and butter, this is what wakes me up in the morning with fire in my belly. Errors to correct, tactics to prepare for, I've had a great camp and a great focus on the opponent.
"I'm going to go through his head, put holes in it and take it off his shoulders. He's done here, this is it for him, it's the end of the road.
"Saturday night he's getting walked around that octagon like a dog and put to sleep.
"This will be beautiful, it will be another feather in the cap, it's what I love to do. I love to come in here, defy the odds, do the unthinkable and put on a show."
