UFC

The UFC debuts in Moncton, New Brunswick with a pair of light heavyweight finishers anchoring the main event. Volkan "No Time" Oezdemir meets Anthony "Lionheart" Smith bringing with them a combined 28 knockouts including seven from their UFC fights. Oezdemir is coming off a title shot and looks to rebound while Smith is making his third straight fight at 205. A title shot could be in store for the winner.

Canada's best active MMA fighter Rory Macdonald (+165) is live this Saturday and looking to become a two-division champion as he faces Gegard Mousasi (-225) in a champion versus champion "superfight" that is Bellator MMA's biggest event of the year. Both fighters were recently crowned welterweight and middleweight champions, respectively and are two of MMA's best fighters today. Macdonald achieves history or Mousasi's legend grows.

He's back! After messing around in boxing, the "Notorious" Conor McGregor returns to headline UFC 229 to reclaim his lightweight title from the new champion Khabib Nurmagomedov. McGregor was previously a two-division champion and was never defeated for the title just like Nurmagomedov has never lost. It's a clash of styles and personalities as the brash striker meets the stoic wrestler in this year's biggest MMA fight.

It's boxing's most anticipated rematch. The sequel to last year's superfight as Saul "Canelo" Alvarez takes on the undefeated Gennady Golovkin in part two of what could be this generation's greatest rivalry. Their first fight ended in a highly controversial draw although most viewers had Golovkin winning. This rematch depends on which boxer has learned from their mistakes as a definitive conclusion will be reached.

UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley returns to defend his title against the undefeated Darren Till. Woodley has been the undisputed king of the division but his lacklustre performances have left much to be desired. Till, on the other hand, has left a burning path towards the title. Fans are on Till's side seeing the Englishman as the new champion but Woodley is set to prove the hype isn't real.

UFC 227 features two iconic rematches as champions TJ Dillashaw and Demetrious Johnson defend their titles against their nemeses, Cody Garbrandt and Henry Cejudo, respectively. Dillashaw will ring it back with his friend-turned-enemy in what should be another back-and-forth with a knockout finish just like the first. Johnson is looking to put Cejudo away again after destroying him in 2016; main card starts 10:00 PM ET.

Dustin Poirier, along with thousands of insatiable UFC fans, got the rematch they clamoured for. Following a controversial "No Contest" after their original bout, former champion Eddie Alvarez and Poirier will do it again. This time, a winner is likely to emerge. Regardless if it's Alvarez or Poirier, it will be just as thrilling as the first; the main card starts 8:00 PM ET on CTV TWO.