After two years away during which he fought Floyd Mayweather, became a dad and was arrested for throwing a railing at a bus, Conor McGregor is back in the UFC. The former two-weight world champion will bid to win back one of his belts when he takes on lightweight ruler Khabib Nurmagomedov in Las Vegas on Saturday night. Host Martin Domin is joined by MMA journalists Jim Edwards and Sheldan Keay, along with Trevor Quinn from the Irish Mirror to preview the biggest fight in UFC history. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Fight night is upon us as Anthony Joshua defends his three world heavyweight titles against Alexander Povetkin at Wembley. In the third and final part of our Seconds Out podcast, Martin Domin and Jack Rathborn delve into the fight in detail and ponder how it might play out on Saturday night. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Anthony Joshua takes on Alexander Povetkin on Saturday - but there is plenty more on offer at Wembley. The undercard features fellow heavyweight David Price who bids to bounce back from defeat by Povetkin when he takes on the equally dangerous Sergey Kuzmin. Luke Campbell is also in action as he fights for the first time under the tutelage of new trainer Shane McGuigan. Martin Domin and Jack Rathborn preview those fights and more in the second part of our build-up to fight night. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Anthony Joshua returns to the ring on Saturday to defend his three heavyweight world titles against Alexander Povetkin. In the first of Seconds Out's three-part preview, Martin Domin and Jack Rathborn take a look at how the fight was made and what we can expect from the coming week. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Fourteen months ago David Haye was surprisingly beaten by Tony Bellew in a dramatic heavyweight upset. The former cruiserweight and heavyweight world champion ruptured his Achilles and hobbled on until the 11th round when the towel came in from his corner. The rematch was initially arranged for December but a biceps injury ruled Haye out once again. But the fight is finally upon us and Martin Domin is joined on Seconds Out by Jack Rathborn and James Whaling. Can Haye's body hold up and allow him to deliver the explosive KO performance he promised last time? Or will Bellew upset the odds again and send his rival into retirement? For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Anthony Joshua will bid to take another step towards becoming the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world on Saturday when he takes on Joseph Parker.
Joshua is the firm favourite to add the New Zealander's WBO belt to his own IBF and WBA straps when the pair touch gloves at the Principality Stadium in Cardifff.
And sitting ringside will be his heavyweight rivals Deontay Wilder who holds the WBC title, and Dillian Whyte who lost to Joshua in 2015 and who fancies a rematch.
The Seconds Out team of Martin Domin, Jack Rathborn, and boxing correspondent David Anderson, take a look at the main event and predict how it will pan out.
They also discuss the undercard which sees David Price take on Alexander Povetkin in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it heavyweight clash. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Deontay Wilder takes on Luis Ortiz on Saturday night as he bids to set up a unification clash with fellow heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua. The American is fighting for the 40th time as a professional against the man he was due to fight last year before the Cuban failed a drugs test.
Also on this week's podcast, Martin Domin and Jack Rathborn reflect on the tragic events of Sunday when light-heavyweight Scott Westgarth passed away following his win over Dec Spelman.
And the pair look back at Callum Smith's win over Nieky Holzken as he earned himself a place in the World Boxing Super Series final against George Groves - assuming the powers that be delay the final to allow the Londoner to recover from shoulder surgery.
Finally, there is also a preview of Kell Brook's return to the ring against Sergey Rabchenko. Brook, now fighting at light-middleweight, is bidding to bounce back from successive defeats by Gennady Golokvin and Errol Spence. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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One of the most eagerly-awaited fights in years is almost upon us as two Brits do battle in the World Boxing Super Series semi-finals. 
WBA world champion George Groves puts his title on the line against Chris Eubank Jr in Manchester on Saturday. 
Also at stake is a place in June's final against either Callum Smith or Jurgen Braehmer who clash next weekend.
As Seconds Out returns, Martin Domin is joined by boxing correspondent David Anderson to preview what promises to be a thrilling night between the ropes. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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James DeGale lost his world title in a stunning upset last weekend as unfancied American Caleb Truax won a points decision in London. DeGale was returning after an 11-month lay-off following shoulder surgery but was unable to retain is IBF super-middleweight title.
On this week's podcast, Martin Domin and Jack Rathborn reflect on DeGale's defeat and ponder what the future holds for the Olympic gold medalist.

They also look back at Vasyl Lomachenko's victory over Guillermo Rigondeaux and ahead to Billy Joe Saunders' tough world middleweight title defence against David Lemieux in Canada this weekend. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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James DeGale returns to the ring on Saturday after recovering from a shoulder injury to take on the little-known Caleb Truax.
After missing the World Boxing Super Series, DeGale must impress to reaffirm himself as not only Britain's best super middleweight but the world's too.

Old foe George Groves remains on DeGale's mind with fresh shots aimed at the Saint and a future rematch in the works if both continue to win.

Mirror Fighting's Martin Domin, Jack Rathborn and Jamie Bullen discuss the contenders at 168 and Chunky's return and future battles. Plus there's the head-to-head contest between Jack and Jamie over who is Britain's No.1 super middleweight.

The Seconds Out team also look ahead to an enormous clash on the other side of the pond this weekend as pound-for-pound superstars Vasyl
Lomachenko and Guillermo Rigondeaux face off.

A purists' dream, set to take place at New York's esteemed Madison Square Garden, the super featherweight clash will provide the highest quality available in the ring. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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