British MMA fighter Michael Bisping will defend his middleweight title against Georges St-Pierre in the main event of UFC 217 next month.
Bisping has hinted he could retire after his showdown with St-Pierre.
In an interview with The MMA Hour, the 38-year-old said: “I think the career I’ve had, the years I’ve been in the UFC, the injuries I’ve had, the ups and downs, getting close to title fights and all of this, there’s a possibility – this might be my last ever fight.”
The Cyprus-born fighter has won 30 of his 37 professional fights, 16 of which have been by knockout.
Meanwhile St-Pierre, also known as GSP, has an impressive record of 25 wins from 27.
The press conference starts at 11.30pm BST (3.30 PT, 6.30pm ET) tonight and will feature all the fighters competing at UFC 217.
When is UFC 217?
UFC 217 gets underway on Saturday November 4 at the iconic Madison Square Garden in New York City.
Michael Bisping vs Georges St-Pierre odds
GSP is currently the bookies favourite, with Betfair giving the Canadian 8/11 odds of clinching a victory.
Bisping stands at 11/10 to hold onto his middleweight title, with 4/1 odds of winning by knockout.
UFC 217: Undercard
Cody Garbrandt vs TJ Dillashaw (men’s bantamweight title)
Joanna Jędrzejczyk vs Rose Namajunas (women’s strawweight title)
Stephen Thompson vs Jorge Masvidal (welterweight)
UFC 217: Prelims
Mickey Gall vs Randy Brown (welterweight)
James Vick vs Joseph Duffy (lightweight)
Aiemann Zahabi vs Ricardo Ramos (bantamweight)
Johny Hendricks vs Paulo Borrachinha (middleweight)
Ion Cutelaba vs TBA (light-heavyweight)
Corey Anderson vs Patrick Cummins (light-heavyweight)
Oleksiy Oliynyk vs Curtis Blaydes (heavyweight)
Gadzhimurad Antigulov vs Ion Cuțelaba (light-heavyweight)