Britain's fighter Anthony Joshua will be facing unified World Heavyweight Champion Andy Ruiz Jr in a rematch on December 7, in Saudi Arabia.
The two had their first fight back in June in New York when Anthony Joshua was beaten for the first time in his 23 professional bouts as Andy Ruiz got a shock win.
Ruiz earned his victory in the seventh round after he was knocked down in the third round but recovered. He picked up the WBA, IBF, WBO, and INO world titles.
Cardiff's principality stadium was considered for the fight and Anthony was open to fighting in the Welsh capital in what is a familiar environment for him and had wins over Carlos Takam and Joseph Parker with over 70,000 in attendance in the same stadium. But Ruiz ruled out fighting in the UK.
However, the decision has been met with questions from human rights campaigners pointing out to Saudi’s extremely poor human rights records.
British boxer Amir Khan's recent victory over Billy Dib and Callum Smith's success over George Groves were both hosted in Saudi Arabia without issues.
Ruiz suprise victory was considered one of boxing's greatest upset in the heavyweight division as Anthony was a clear favourite to win before the fight.
Since his victory against Anthony, Ruiz has doubts on Anthony's boxing skills while Anthony has spoken of his belief to right all his wrongs.
The fight is expected to be broadcasted on Sky Sports Box Office in the United Kingdom and according to Anthony's promoters, more details will be revealed at a news conference that will be held on Monday, August 12.