Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez will attempt to become a four-weight world champion when he takes on Russian warrior Sergey Kovalev this weekend.

The WBO light-heavyweight strap will be on the line in Las Vegas, with 'Krusher' Kovalev eager to impress after his win over Englishman Anthony Yarde in his hometown back in August.

Canelo's last victory came in May, when he defeated Daniel Jacobs at middleweight to unify two of the division's belts.

He's making a huge step up in weight, but the Mexican brawler is still the favourite with the bookies.

When is the fight?

The fight takes place on November 2 at the iconic MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas.

The main event will likely start at around 4am UK time.

Where can I watch the fight?

Thankfully, the fight is being shown live on Sky Sports at no extra cost, with coverage of the full card starting at 1am on Sunday morning.

For those of you in the US, the fight is available on DAZN.

The full card

  • Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez vs Sergey Kovalev (WBO world light heavyweight title)
  • Ryan Garcia vs Romero Duno (WBC silver lightweight title)
  • Bakhram Murtazaliev vs Jorge Fortea (EBP super welterweight)
  • Seniesa Estrada vs Marlen Esparza (flyweight)
  • Blair Cobbs vs Carlos Ortiz Cervantes (welterweight)
  • Meiirim Nursultanov vs Cristian Olivas (middleweight)
  • Evan Holyfield vs Nick Winstead (super welterweight)

Each fighter's record

Canelo (52-1-2):

Height - 5'9"

Reach - 179cm

Kovalev (29-3-1)

Height - 6'0"

Reach - 184cm

It promises to be an enthralling night of action, with Kovalev in with a serious chance of causing a massive upset.

Make sure to set those alarms!