What time does Conor McGregor fight at UFC 205 in the UK and what TV channel is it on?
UFC heads to New York for the first time this November - so here's everything you need to know about the event.
When is UFC 205?
In an effort to force the State of New York's hand while attempting to have the ban on professional MMA revoked, UFC 197 was initially announced as a New York event on April 23, 2016.
However, revoking the ban took rather longer and it was moved to Las Vegas.
But the 11th UFC of the year event will now go ahead on Saturday November 12 with the main card kicking off at 10pm in New York, which is 3am on Sunday morning UK time.
Coverage will start at 3am on BT Sport 2 and goes on until 7.30am
At UFC 205, I'm going to toy with Eddie Alvarez - I will rearrange his facial structure
A strong undercard also includes two Polish fighters - Joanna Jedrzejczyk and Karolina Kowalkiewicz - battle it out for the women's strawweight belt in front of a crowd expected to contain a large number of Poland nationals.
Chris Weidman should also enjoy strong home support as a New York native and a man who played a prominent role in lobbying the State of New York to legalise professional mixed martial arts.
What has Conor McGregor said about fighting Eddie Alvarez at UFC 205?
"I feel [the fans] are going to see something they haven't seen before.
"I'm going to toy with this man. I will rearrange his facial structure.
"His wife and kids wont recognise him again.
"His friends will know he's not the same after this contest.
"You're never, ever going to be the same. Your kids are going to beg 'daddy, please don't go again!'"
What has Eddie Alvarez said about fighting Conor McGregor at UFC 205?
“I think [McGregor] did a good job getting this fight, selling the fight and promoting it.
“This will break every record in UFC history bar attendance.
“And the only reason it won’t break attendance is because Madison Square Garden is a smaller arena.
“A lot of people will show up to cheer for him but a lot of people are also going to show up and enjoy watching him be defeated.”
Fight card
Lightweight Championship fight: Eddie Alvarez v Conor McGregor
Welterweight Championship fight: Tyron Woodley v Stephen Thompson
Women's Strawweight Championship fight: Joanna Jedrzejczyk v Karolina Kowalkiewicz
Middleweight: Chris Weidman v Yoel Romero
Welterweight: Donald Cerrone v Kelvin Gastelum
Women's bantamweight: Miesha Tate v Raquel Pennington
Featherweight: Frankie Edgar v Jeremy Stephens
Middleweight: Tim Kennedy v Rashad Evans
Middleweight: Tim Boetsch v Rafael Natal
Lightweight: Jim Miller v Thiago Alves
Welterweight: Lyman Good v Belal Muhammad
Women's bantamweight: Liz Carmouche v Katlyn Chookagian