Tim Tszyu (25-2) returns to Las Vegas with revenge on his mind.
The Sydneysider faces Sebastian Fundora (21-1-1) on July 19 (July 20 in Aus.), looking to get one back on the man who handed him his first professional defeat.
With Fundora's WBC super welterweight title on the line, which he won when claiming a split-decision victory over Tszyu last March, there'll be no shortage of motivation for either man and both are tipping another bloodbath.
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The bout features as the chief support to the return of the legendary Manny Pacquiao, with the eight-division world champion, now 46, ending a four-year absence from the ring to take on Mario Barrios for the WBC welterweight title.
Here's everything you need to know about the historic event:
When is Sebastian Fundora vs. Tim Tszyu 2?
The action goes down at Las Vegas' MGM Grand Garden Arena on Saturday, July 19 (Sunday, July 20 in Australia)
Both men will be coming into the fight sharp, with Fundora most recently out in March with a fourth-round stoppage of Chordale Booker, while Tszyu was in action two weeks later, getting Joey Spencer out of there in the fourth as well.
Fundora vs. Tszyu 2 start time
In Australia, the PPV broadcast is set to begin at 10am AEST, meaning Tszyu and Fundora will likely be due in the ring around midday.
The broadcast is set to begin bright and early at 7:30am AEST, with three non-pay-per-view attractions.
Before that, several non-televised bouts will kick off the action, beginning at 12:45pm local time in Las Vegas.
How to watch Fundora vs. Tszyu 2: TV channel, live stream
In Australia, fans can purchase the full pay-per-view on Foxtel's Main Event for $69.95.
Alternatively, those viewers with Kayo can live stream all the action through the streaming platform for an additional fee of $69.95.
WATCH: Fundora vs. Tszyu 2, live on Kayo
Pacquiao vs. Barrios/Fundora vs. Tszyu 2 fight card and odds
Bouts and order subject to change. Odds via Sportsbet
PPV main card
- Mario Barrios (c) ($1.34) vs. Manny Pacquiao ($3.60) for the WBC welterweight title
- Sebastian Fundora (c) ($2.20) vs. Tim Tszyu ($1.75) 2 for the WBC super welterweight title
- Isaac Cruz ($1.21) vs. Angel Fierro ($5.10) 2; super lightweight
- Brandon Figueroa ($1.39) vs. Joet Gonzalez ($3.30); featherweight
PBC on Prime prelims
- Gary Russell Jr. ($1.07) vs. Hugo Castaneda ($10); lightweight
- David Picasso ($1.10) vs. Kyonosuke Komeda ($8); super bantamweight
- Mark Magsayo ($1.16) vs. Jorge Mata Cuellar ($5.80); super featherweight