Undisputed super-middleweight champion Canelo Álvarez will be facing off against fellow Mexican superstar Jaime Munguía in a highly anticipated match this weekend.

Munguía has had an impressive run at 43-0-0, but the odds for this fight are not in his favor.

The match, which will take place Saturday at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, already got off to a shaky start during Wednesday’s (May 1) presser when Álvarez had a heated exchange with Hall of Famer Oscar De La Hoya, who claimed he “built Canelo” during his 10 years as Álvarez’s promoter. De La Hoya was present at the press conference as Munguía’s co-promoter.

“This idiot, this [guy] here to my left, try not to forget that I was already ‘Canelo’ when I came to the United States and that he only profited from my name,” Álvarez fired back, per ESPN.

De La Hoya later told ESPN that he was “definitely going to sue [Alvarez] for defamation.”

Here’s everything you need to know about the Canelo vs. Munguia fight happening this weekend.

The game will take place Saturday, May 4.

The fight kicks off May 4 at 8 p.m. ET.

If you’re not able to catch the fight in person, there are still several ways to tune in from home (or at a bar near you). Amazon members will be able to watch the fight from home, where it will be available on pay-per-view for $89.95.

The fight is not exclusive to Prime members — anyone with an Amazon account can order the fight within seven days of event. Viewers on Amazon will be able to pause, rewind, fast-forward, and restart the broadcast as much as they desire. The fight cannot be recorded on Amazon, but customers will have the option of restarting it as long as they purchased it.

No Amazon? No problem. The fight can also be streamed live on DAZN, where it is also available for purchase for $89.99. Purchasing the pay-per-view fight on DAZN will also get you a free month of their services.

Fans can also order the fight on PPV.com, where it will begin streaming at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT. The fight is available there for $89.99, as well.

The fight on PPV.com will include an exclusive live chat with Jim Lampley, Dan Canobbio, Chris Algieri, and Lance Pugmire.

According to the site’s description of the match, “Canelo Álvarez — boxing’s biggest star — will defend all four of his Super Middleweight titles against undefeated Mexican countryman Jaime Munguia. Canelo vs. Munguia… It’s Mexico versus Mexico.”