The UFC schedule continues to come thick and fast.
On the back of an incredible, and emotional, UFC 254, the organisation is heading back to Vegas, after closing the show in Abu Dhabi.
Taking place at the APEX, fans will be getting a Halloween treat, with the legendary Anderson Silva taking on the explosive Uriah Hall.
We've looked into the outright odds for the main event.
14 years on from his UFC debut, and 23 years on from his professional bout, Silva is finally having his last dance inside the Octagon.
The Spider is regarded as one of the greatest-ever mixed martial artists, with many identifying him with that GOAT label. He reigned terror over the UFC Middleweight division for over a decade, winning 16 consecutive fights between the years 2006 - 2012 - a record that still stands to this day.
Silva won 11 title bouts during this time, also claiming the record for most finishes in championship fights (9).
His most recent record does not cover his name in glory, but the world will be bidding farewell to a legendary figure this weekend. Incredibly, the Brazilian will be stepping into the Octagon at the age of 45.
The bookmakers aren't expecting a fairytale ending for Silva. Betfair have given the Spider an underdog outright price of 7/4.
On paper, the Brazilian has lost 6 of his last 8 fights (one of his victories was overturned after testing positive for drostanolone and androsterone). These losses span over seven years, with his two most recent coming against Jared Cannonier and Israel Adesanya.
Silva went three rounds with the latter, something we now consider a success, given the dominating nature of the Last Stylebender. Many saw this fight as 'the torch being passed over', with the much sharper and quick-witted Adesanya outscoring the veteran.
His loss to Cannonier came via a leg kick - it was a perfectly executed snapshot from the Killa Gorilla, but perhaps one Silva could have taken, a few years prior. This was the first time that the Brazilian had been finished since his back-to-back defeats to Chris Weidman - these two losses came from showboating and a freak injury.
The Spider's last win came before Izzy, when he defeated Derek Brunson on points. With all of the context considered, finishing and outskilling Silva still remains an incredibly difficult task.
Expect fireworks to fly when Uriah Hall steps inside the Octagon.
Five of his last six wins in the UFC have come via TKO/KO, with only 2 of his last nine fights going the distance. This contrasts heavily with Silva's recent run, making it all the more interesting to try and call this weekend.
It's difficult, but we can certainly expect 'Prime Time' to advance forward and apply the pressure. His striking is his most effective weapon in his arsenal, with the former Light Heavyweight possessing serious power.
Consistency has been the biggest issue of Hall's career, but he has always carried a dangerous tag in the division. Can he upset Silva's party on the weekend? He certainly holds the tools to do so.
At 4/9, he is the fight favourite. With his latest record of 3-1, this bout is arguably the last opportunity for him to make a surge up the rankings.