Conor Benn will look to put the finishing touches on what has been a successful year as he takes on veteran Chris Algieri this weekend.
'The Destroyer' makes a swift return to the ring, having beaten Adrian Granados via unanimous decision only in September, which came after his emphatic first-round stoppage win over Samuel Vargas back in April.
The Brit, 25, is eyeing a massive 2022 ahead as he pushes for a world title shot, while the welterweight has already registered an interest in squaring off against either Amir Khan or Kell Brook.
The pair will finally settle their differences in the ring in February next year, with Benn recently confirming he will be sat ringside.
However, before Benn can think of a high-profile match-up of his own, he must first get through the challenge of former world champion Algieri, who is in a four-fight win streak.
Algieri has previously fallen short on three prior occasions, however, against Errol Spence Jr, Khan and Manny Pacquiao.
With the spectacle swiftly approaching, Sportsmail takes you through everything you need to know.
Conor Benn looks to finish off 2021 in style as he takes on veteran Chris Algieri on Saturday
Former world champion Algieri (right) has fought likes of Amir Khan and Manny Pacquiao
The clash between Benn and Algieri is scheduled to take place on Saturday, December 11 at the Echo Arena in Liverpool.
The pair are expected to walk to the ring at around 10pm on Saturday night for those in the UK, though that will of course depend on results beforehand.
There is also an abundance of action on the undercard, with Katie Taylor set to defend her collection of belts in the co-main event against Firuza Sharipova.
How to watch the fightThe fight, which will be a 12-round welterweight contest, will be broadcast live on DAZN, for those in the UK.
Fans will have to pay £7.99 a month to sign up for the streaming service, with the ability to cancel at any time.
The fight will be available to stream on the DAZN app, which can be downloaded onto a mobile device, tablet or Smart TV.
Benn vs Algieri: The key stats
Benn has won all 19 of his fights to date, while Algieri has fallen short on three prior occasions
