The much-hyped fight between YouTuber Jake Paul and former UFC star Ben Askren is coming up this weekend.
Paul is continuing his contentious foray into professional boxing with two wins so far, the last being a victory over ex-NBA player Nate Robinson last year.
In the aftermath of that win, Paul and Askren began their war of words and that evolved into a confirmed fight.
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The bout - and the bizarre undercard before it - will take place at the incredible 79,000-seater Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
Justin Bieber and Snoop Dogg will perform as part of a star-studded line-up on the night, too.
Here's everything you need to know about the fight and the undercard before it...
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Undercard
British millionaire nightclub owner Joe Fournier is set to face Colombian reggaeton musician Reykon as part of the quirky undercard.
Meanwhile, former WBA super-lightweight champion Regis Prograis and ex-UFC heavyweight star Frank Mir will also be in action.
- Jake Paul vs Ben Askren
- Regis Prograis vs Ivan Redkach
- Lorenzo Simpson vs Francisco Emanuel Torres
- Junior Younan vs Jeyson Minda
- Quinton Randall vs William Jackson
- Steve Cunningham vs Frank Mir
- Joe Fournier vs Andres Felipe Robledo Londono
What time is the card starting?
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The exhibition event will take place on Saturday, April 17 and is being held at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia.
Who is on the undercard of Jake Paul vs Ben Askren?UK fans can expect the action to get underway after midnight with the card getting going from 2am Sunday morning and the pair likely slated for around 4am.
How can I watch?
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The fight is being shown live on online streaming site FITE TV in the UK.
It will be a pay-per-view event for UK fans and will cost £17.
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Social media site Triller will be showing it in the USA.
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Fight details
Jake Paul and Ben Askren are fighting eight rounds at cruiserweight-level, meaning both fighters can't weigh anything over 200 pounds.
Considering Askren fought at 170lb during his MMA run and was 174lb as a collegiate wrestler, you can expect him to be massively under that limit.
Paul, on the other hand, weighed in at 189lb for his last boxing match.
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