Riyadh Season is set to deliver yet again, as it cements its reputation of putting on the very best fights. Saturday night will see an epic fight card with some of the best boxers in their divisions all on show.
We have a double headed main event with an undisputed light heavyweight title fight and a British heavyweight title bout.
Add to that an IBF cruiserweight title and WBC women's featherweight belt on the line, and it makes for an event you will not be able to take your eyes off.
The whole fight card is live on DAZN Pay-Per-View worldwide (excluding US and Canada, who can watch the entire undercard on PPV).
It costs £19.99 for UK viewers and $19.99 for US and Canada fans. For prices in your region and to buy, click here.
In the meantime, get in the mood, with our Big Fight guide - everything you need to know for fight night.
The card and fight times
The main undercard will begin around 5pm UK time, 12pm ET, and 9am PT, which will be broadcast worldwide on DAZN. Beterbiev vs. Bivol is set to start with the ringwalks around 11.15pm UK, 6.15pm ET, and 3.15pm PT.
| 11.15pm | Artur Beterbiev vs. Dmitry Bivol | IBF, WBC, WBO and WBA light heavyweight titles |
| 10pm | Fabio Wardley vs. Frazer Clarke | For Wardley's British heavyweight title |
| 9pm | Jai Opetaia vs. Jack Massey | For Opetaia's IBF cruiserweight title |
| 8pm | Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Kamil Szeremeta | Middleweight |
| 7pm | Skye Nicolson vs. Raven Chapman | For Nicolson's WBC women's featherweight title |
| 6pm | Ben Whittaker vs. Liam Cameron | Light heavyweight |
| 5.35pm | Mohammaed Alakel vs. Jesus Gonzalez | Lightweight |
Fabio Wardley vs. Frazer Clarke 2
One of the most anticipated fights of the year after their epic split decision draw back in March. The original contest will go down as one of the best in living memory, if ever, and the hope is this rematch will deliver even better.
Both fighters have shown respect for each other, but the tension and verbal jousting as certainly hotted up in fight week.
As they compete for Wardley's British heavyweight title, both are claiming this time around they will deliver a knockout victory.
Clarke has stated: "Smack him up, I'm gonna smack him up differently, watch.
"I'm going to give him a boxing lesson and then just set him man, really hurt him."
Wardley has responded, saying: "The reality is he hit the canvas [in the first fight], and it's going to happen again.
"You can get up again if you want, you'll go back down. You can get up a third time if you want, you'll go back down."
Wardley vs. Frazer Clarke odds
Call this one at your peril, Wardley to successfully defend his title with an outright win is 4/6 with DAZN Bet.
Clarke is 6/5 to be declared the winner and the new champion. To be declared a draw again is only 3/1
Wardley to win by knockout, TKO or DQ is 6/4, Wardley by the same methods is 13/5. To win by decision, Wardley is 3/1, Clarke 18/5.
For full DAZN BET odds and offers for the whole fight, click here.
Artur Beterbiev vs. Dmitry Bivol
Pundits, experts, journalists, current and ex fighters all seem to be struggling to pick a clear winner for undisputed light heavyweight title fight, which says everything about these two great fighters.
Beterbiev is 20-0, with a 100 percent knockout record - not bad. He last fought against Callum Smith in January.
Bivol is 23-0 with a 52.17 percent knockout record - not bad either. His last fight was more recent than his opponent., beasting Malik Zinad in June in Riyadh.
So, how can either be actually beaten, DAZN's Darren Barker, has tried to figure that out.
Beterbiev vs. Bivol odds
How well-matched Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol are is reflected in the betting, with the feeling it is very close to call. With DAZN BET Beterbiev is 1/1 to be declared the winner, while Bivol is 4/6 to have his hand raised in victory. The draw is 16/1.
In terms of method of victory, Beterbiev, 39, is 17/10 to win by knockout, TKO or disqualification, while Bivol is 6/1. For a winner declared by decision, Beterbiev is 6/1 and 33-year-old Bivol sits at 11/10.
*Odds correct of October 10
For full DAZN BET odds and offers for the whole Beterbiev-Bivol fight card, click here.
Beterbiev's brutal knockouts
100 percent knockout record tells you everything you need to know. When Artur Beterbiev hits you, you stay hit.
Here's some of his very best KO's.
Beterbiev vs Bivol - The history
Both fighters have spoken openly about their upbringings, backgrounds and paths to this point. Both have fascinating back stories.
Bivol has revealed his parents decided to uproot their family from Kyrgyzstan to support his ambitions as a child.
"I cannot tell that they sacrifice all only because of me," he told DAZN. "They sacrificed for all of my siblings. They knew that we needed a good university.
"Even if it was not sport, it would be abroad, because at that time, you could not see the opportunities [at home]. My parents moved for us all."
For Beterbiev has discussed the role living in Montreal and being a Muslim boxer has played in his career
"They like sport," he told DAZN. "They like to watch sport, they like to do sport. I appreciate that they’ve chosen me. It is a different place in the world from where I was born."
"The first time I met my coach Marc Ramsay, he said he would like more Muslim boxers."
"[He said it] because they have discipline. They don’t drink, they don’t smoke, they go to sleep early."
Elsewhere in the fight card
Chris Eubank Jr has to make a statement
Chris Eubank Jr final returns to the ring after 13 months. He's been enjoying the lifestyle in Riyadh but knows he has to be all business on Saturday night.
It feels now or never to get on the road to becoming a world champion, and must beat Kamil Szeremeta well to continue that journey.
"This is the most important fight of my career," Eubank Jr told DAZN during Tuesday's Grand Arrivals ceremony.
"So I have to go out there and make a statement, I have to perform"
Ben Whittaker's stardust
Ben Whittaker has, as always been in dazzling and entertaining form in and out of the ring.
That's annoyed his opponent Liam Cameron, saying: "I'm sick of hearing his name being mentioned, I can't even watch him."
Not that Whittaker seems to care as he aims to continue his rapid rise.
Jai Opetaia eyeing next big fight
IBF cruiserweight champion Jai Opetaia knows he cannot take Jack Massey lightly on Saturday, but if he sees him off then he knows the fight he would like next - Dmitry Bivol.
"That’s a fight that I would love to happen. I respect Bivol, I would love to share the ring with him.
"That chess match, that stylistic fight that people watch over and over again, they’re the fights that I grew up watching."
Skye Nicolson in confident mood
Skye Nicolson buts her WBC women's featherweight title on the line against Brit Raven Chapman.
Both fighters are unbeaten, with champion Nicolson oozing confidence ahead of the bout.
Nicolson said on DAZN: "She's aggressive, she's game. She's happy to take shots and get in close when she's more effective at closer range.
"But, very easy to read. I think she's got slow feet,"
But is there a danger of underestimating Chapman?
What's happened in Fight week?
Wednesday: Open Workouts highlights
Beterbiev used the open workouts to show off the incredible strength in his hands - wow
Tuesday: Grand Arrivals
Watch Wardley vs. Clarke / Beterbiev vs. Bivol and huge undercard on DAZN
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