Tyson Fury turns to WWE on Thursday night as he concludes his feud with Braun Strowman.
The one-off match will net Fury around £12million, as he takes part in the Crown Jewel pay-per-view in Saudi Arabia.
Fury is using his downtime before his next training camp to dabble in the world of professional wrestling and insists that this fight will only be a one-off.
The Gypsy King only made his WWE debut earlier this month but has been at the centre of a number of ruckuses since.
But now he actually steps into the ring - and here's when it takes place...
When is WWE Crown Jewel?
WWE Crown Jewel emanates from the King Saud University Stadium in Riyadh, on October 31. It commences at 6pm in the UK.
What TV channel is it on?
Sky Sports Box Office will be showing WWE Crown Jewel in its entirity.
It can also be watched on the WWE Network online.
What time will Tyson Fury be on?
The PPV event is thought to be around four hours long. It is unclear when exactly Fury will be fighting, but it is likely to be in the final three fights of the night.
It means, as a prediction, Fury will not be fighting until at least 8pm.
Can you live stream the event for free?
Yes, if you don't want to miss a moment but also don't want to splash the cash, you can simply subscribe to the award-winning WWE Network.
If you've never had an account before, you can get your first 30 days for FREE. A £9.99 per month subscription will then start, unless you cancel.
The deal includes unlimited access to WWE’s premium content - available anywhere, anytime, on any device - and you can cancel without obligation.
Alternatively, there will be a Mirror Fighting live blog covering all of the action.
