What TV channel is Conor McGregor v Dustin Poirier 3 on tonight?
Sign up to our FREE newsletter Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Yes please! Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  Conor McGregor will be out for revenge when he faces Dustin Poirier for a third time this weekend. The Notorious suffered a shock defeat to Poirier back in January when he was knocked out in the second round of their UFC 257 bout in Abu Dhabi. The pair clash in Las Vegas this time, with McGregor demolishing Donald Cerrone in just 40 seconds when he last fought in Sin City. The T Mobile Arena in Las Vegas will host the bout in the early hours of Sunday, July 11. The main card gets underway at 3am Irish time, with the main event expected to start around 5am. The early pre-lims begin at 11.15pm on Saturday and the preliminary card is scheduled to start at 1am. TV information  The event will be shown live on BT Sport Box Office for a cost of 29.99 in Ireland. You can also follow updates with The Irish Mirror's live blog. (Image: REUTERS)  Quotes corner  Conor McGregor: Hes done - this is it for him. "This is the end of the road, even after that last fight he was saying Oh I dont love this anymore, I dont love doing this.  "He knew what was coming, he knew the smacks he took, so its on now. "Saturday night, hes getting walked around that Octagon like a dog and put to sleep.  Dustin Poirier: "He's doing himself a disservice by not reassessing everything and figuring out what really went wrong, that's what losers do, they scramble to find something to stand on. "That's what he's doing, but it doesn't matter - I got my hand raised and it's a fight." John Kavanagh: "The better Conor is here. It's been a continuous process over a number of years at this stage and there wasn't a whole lot of activity over the past number of years which is what it is. "But now here we are and we had one a couple of months ago. It's actually 24 weeks between number two and number three which is the same as between Diaz one and Diaz two. "We saw what happened in that period of time between those two and to do it again and have another one set up before the end of the year [would be great]. "I feel he's peaking physically and mentally, just knocking on 33, so to get a couple of years of two to three fights a year that would be the ideal situation." We at the Irish Mirror have created a brand-new newsletter to keep you up to speed with what's going on in the world of rugby, football, GAA, horse racing, boxing and more. It couldn't be simpler to sign up - simply enter your email address here and we'll do the rest. You can also enter your email in the box at the top of this article. There's an 'unsubscribe' button at the bottom of every email we send out. Early prelims  Jennifer Maia vs Jessica Eye (womens flyweight)  Omari Akhmedov vs Brad Tavares (mens middleweight)  Zhalgas Zhumagulov vs Jerome Rivera (mens flyweight)  Hu Yaozong vs Alen Amedovski (mens middleweight)  Betting odds  Conor McGregor win: EVS  Dustin Poirier win: 4/5