Aaron Chalmers will tonight continue his comeback from his first MMA defeat behind him when he takes on Austin Clem in Dublin.
The former Geordie Shore star lost to Corey Browning a year ago but returned to the win column four months later with victory over Fred Freeman.
Tonight Chalmers takes on Clem who has won three of his four fights and who has vowed to ensure Chalmers' comeback ends in the Irish capital.
The main card in Dublin will be headlined by Leah McCourt's clash with Judith Ruis and here is everything you need to know about the fights...
What time is the fight?
Chalmer is likely to walk to the cage at around 10pm UK time as he kicks off the main card which also includes Leah McCourt vs Judith Ruis and Kyle Kurtz vs Charlie Ward.
What TV channel is it on?
The fight will be shown on Channel 5 with the programme starting at 10pm. If you can't be indoors to watch it then, catch the action an hour later on Channel 5 + 1.
Is there a live stream?
The fights can be streamed via the Channel 5 website from 10pm and if you live outside of the UK and Ireland, you can stream them at http://www.bellator.com/live
What is the full card?
Leah McCourt vs Judith Ruis
Kyle Kurtz vs Charlie Ward
Aaron Chalmers vs Austin Clem
Ilias Bulaid vs Diego Freitas
Richard Kiely vs George Hardwick
Paul Redmond vs Georgi Karakhanyan
Danni Neilan vs Chiara Penco
Alberth Dias vs Richie Smullen
Will Fleury vs Justin Moore via submission
Chris Duncan vs Mateusz Piskorz
Calum Murrie vs Dylan Logan
Blaine O’Driscoll vs Ezzoubair Bouarsa
Ciaran Clarke vs Jamie Faulding
Constantin Blanita vs Asael Adjoudj
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Aaron Chalmers is back in love with MMA after rebounding from his first defeat.
"I did not want to be there that night, if I'm honest. I was battling myself," he admitted to Chronicle Live.
"I couldn't put my finger on it, but backstage beforehand my anxiety was really bad. I hadn't done my refuel right either, so I was hitting the pads and I just felt like I had no power.
"I really feel like I put a lot of demons to bed by winning that last fight. I'm enjoying MMA again now that monkey is off my back.
"There's no pressure on me now. I've already lost, in front of my home fans to top it off. Nothing can feel as bad as that, so what do I have to worry about now? I've always said I turned pro because I love this sport, and I genuinely do.
"I've been criticised for my opponents but Clem is on a two-fight winning steak, so he's a very live opponent. He's a purple belt in ju-jitsu and you don't reach that level by sitting on your couch doing nothing.
"He'll be dangerous on the ground, so keeping it standing is probably where I'll have the best shot, but, you know what, I've been working so hard on my mat work that if it goes to the ground then bring it on.
"I'm in MMA to compete and test myself and that's what I enjoy doing."
