Tyson Fury is back in action for the first time in nearly three years on Saturday night when he faces Albanian fighter Sefer Seferi.
Fury has not fought professionally since he defeated Wladimir Klitschko to claim the IBF, WBA and WBO titles in the November 2015.
Seferi, Fury's 39-year-old opponent has spent most of his career as a cruiserweight, losing just won fight and 21 of his 23 victories have come via knockout.
The Albanian, who currently lives in Switzerland, is known by the nickname 'The Real Deal'.
Fury is known by his self-styled nickname the 'Gypsy King', and has worked himself back into shape after ballooning to 27-stone at one stage of a career beset by mental health problems.
How to watch
The fight will be show live on BT Sport 1 and BT Sport 4K UHD, with coverage starting at 7pm on Saturday evening.
If you are out and about you can watch on your phone via the BT Sport app.
The main event however, is not likely to start until around 10.30pm with Fury and Seferi beginning their ring-walks at 10pm.
If you cannot be near a television screen or Wifi source, you can follow live round-by-round updates with our dedicated liveblog.
What has been said?
Tyson Fury: "There are no nerves at all. I feel like I’ve been a goldfish trapped in a tank, and now I’m being put back into the river where I belong."
“You’re going to see the best Tyson Fury there’s ever been. I know a lot of people talk a good game when they’ve been (inactive for a long period), they always say they’ve done everything correctly.
“But when I say I’ve never, ever, ever been better or stronger or fitter or faster, I mean it. I’ve sparred hundreds and hundreds of rounds in the gym, I’m doing very, very well.”
Sefer Seferi: "Tyson is one of the best talents of the 21st century. I have great respect for him. He looks good but I haven’t come here just for the sake of it, I’ve come here to win."