Luke Campbell challenges the mercurial Vasyl Lomachenko with more than just the world lightweight titles on the line.
The Hull fighter can catapult himself into superstardom by stunning the magnificent Ukrainian.
Though it is also the second chance of his professional career to take world honours after falling short vs Jorge Linares in 2017.
The vacant WBC world lightweight title is on the line, to go with the WBA and WBO straps.
Here’s everything you need to know about the fight.
When and where is the fight?
Lomachenko takes on Campbell on Saturday, August 31 at The O2 in Greenwich, London.
How can I watch it and can I live stream it?
The fight is on Sky Sports Box Office, with the broadcast set to start at 6pm BST. It will cost £19.95, with replays shown at 9am and 4pm on Sunday.
You can live stream the card via Sky Go, or you can order it here and then download the app on your NOW TV Box or with Smart Stick.
When will the main event start and when are the ring walks?
You can expect the ring walks for the main event to begin sometime after 10pm BST, with the fight to follow thereafter.
Odds
Lomachenko: 1/12 (knockout: 4/9, points: 12/5)
Draw: 25/1
Campbell: 8/1 (knockout: 12/1, points: 22/1)
Undercard
Charlie Edwards vs Julio Cesar Martinez Aguilar – WBC world flyweight title
Hughie Fury vs Alexander Povetkin
Joe Cordina vs Gavin Gwynne - British lightweight title
Joshua Buatsi vs Ryan Ford – WBA international light heavyweight title
James Tennyson vs Atif Shafiq - WBA international lightweight title
Savannah Marshall vs Daniele Bastieri
Martin Joseph Ward vs Josue Bendana
Dalton Smith vs Daryl Pearce
Connor Coghill vs Dean Jones
