It's finally happening. Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are set to fight on Dec. 11 in Cardiff in a clash that has been years in the making.
At last, the two heavyweights will meet in the ring -- and on British soil, too.
Fury vs. Joshua is set to be an blockbuster clash and will undoubtedly be the biggest fight in British boxing history.
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It comes after numerous failed attempts in the past to get it going and the appetite for these two to face off has not gone away.
Here is everything you need to know about the mammoth fight.
When is Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua?
Fury and Joshua will face off on Friday, Dec. 11 in the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales. Most boxing matches usually take place on a Saturday night but not this one.
The start time is unconfirmed as it stands but the main event is likely to take place after midnight on Dec. 11, but...promoter Eddie Hearn has said it will be earlier than 3 a.m. BST (10 p.m. ET).
How to watch Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua in the UK
The gargantuan battle between these two will be broadcast on Netflix. The fight will be promoted by Ring Magazine, which is owned by Saudi Arabian boxing power broker Turki Alalshikh, in partnership with UFC president and Zuffa Boxing's Dana White.
What is at stake?
Pride, bragging rights, a claim to be the greatest British heavyweight of their generation. Take your pick.
Both Fury and Joshua consider themselves to be the face of UK boxing -- and, indeed, they have both dominated the scene for years. But they are both past their primes now and other, younger fighters are above them in various rankings.
But the attention from fans and sports media that these two garner is unrivalled. They are, simply put, box-office viewing and the boxing world has long been anticipating this fight.
They may not be fighting for a world title but there is plenty on the line in this monumental showdown.
Ring-walk time
The ring-walk time for this clash has not yet been confirmed but, given that the fight is expected to begin in the early hours of Saturday morning UK time, it is likely that the ring-walks will take place after midnight local time.