The excitement is building ahead of the Ulster Elite Championships finals.
The iconic Ulster Hall is the venue for the finals as some of Ireland's top boxers set their sights on glory.
And there are some cracking fights in store for fans.
Here's some information:
When and where are the finals happening?
The Ulster Elite Championships finals take place at the Ulster Hall on Tuesday night, February 25.
What time is the first bout?
The action is set to get underway at 7.15pm. There are 10 scheduled bouts in total.
What are the fights?
Male light flyweight - 49kg
Craig Bigger (Cookstown) v Diarmuid Toland (Holy Family)
Female flyweight walkover - 51kg
Caitlin Fryers (Immaculata)
Male flyweight walkover - 52kg
Jack O'Neill (Corpus Christi)
Female flyweight - 54kg
Clodagh McComiskey (Gilford) v Sionnan McKenna (Holy Family GG)
Male bantamweight - 57kg
John Paul Hale (Star) v Colm Murphy (St George's)
Male lightweight - 60kg
Rory Lavery (Holy Family) v Mosa Kambule (Holy Trinity Boxing)
Male light welterweight - 63kg
Jack McGivern (St.George's) v Darryl Clarke (Monkstown)
Female welterweight walkover - 64kg
Shauna O'Callaghan (St. Francis Limerick)
Male welterweight - 69KG
Eugene McKeever (Holy Family, Drogheda) v Matthew McCole (Illies GG)
Female welterweight 69kg walkover
Rosemary Doherty (St. Francis Limerick)
Male middleweight final - 75kg
Jake Tucker (Emerald) v Gerard French (Emerald)
Male light heavyweight final - 81kg
Gareth McDowell (Eastside) v Kane Tucker (Emerald)
Male heavyweight final - 91kg
Karl Dlugosz (Immaculata) v Michael Erpelding (Holy Family GG)
Male super heavyweight final - 91+kg
Dennis Boriskins (Sacred Heart, Newry) v Patrick Rodgers (St. John's)
Special contest
Daithi MacGabhann v Paddy Barnes
How can I watch the finals?
BBC Northern Ireland will be streaming the finals live on their website. Fans can tune in from just after 7pm to see the fights live.
