Frank Warren and Eddie Hearn are ready to run it back again, with another Queensberry-Matchroom card on the horizon.
The former took a clean sweep in the pair's last 5v5 encounter, handing a chastening blow to the latter's blue-chip stable.
But Hearn will be determined to secure payback when the two powerhouse promotional giants meet again later this year.
But who might figure on what promises to be a stacked line-up of contenders? DAZN News looks at the runners and riders.
The obvious headline contender, Matchroom light-heavyweight Smith could be elevated to the WBO light-heavyweight title soon.
If Dmitry Bivol does ultimately pass on defending his crown against the Briton though, the latter will unlikely lack for an old foe.
Queensberry's Buatsi, who lost the interim strap to Smith in their first clash last year would surely relish the chance for revenge.
Sticking in the light-heavyweight division, European champion Arthur impressed under Queensberry against Brad Rea last time.
But at 35, the star may be approaching the tail-end of his career - and Matchroom talent Whittaker is chasing a potential dance.
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Should the Olympian get his wish, it could prove to be his ticket to world-level tests. He returns this month for his American debut.
'The Body Snatcher' hasn't been out since Moses Itauma turned him over in one brutal round, but could he mount his return here?
A Queensberry veteran, rumours had pointed to a bout with Matchroom talent Fisher as an intriguing slugfest for both heavyweights.
But 'The Romford Bull' has admitted he is exploring his options in free agency right now, potentially torpedoing any involvement here.
A seventh-round stoppage for '2Sharp' in April earned him the IBF interim middleweight crown, with the star wanting the full belt.
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In a dream scenario, Bentley would be upped to full champion ahead of his next bout, with the Queensberry man in the mix here.
His opponent? Liddard, the Matchroom star who beat Kieron Conway for the Lonsdale Belt, then defended against Tyler Denny.
'Midge' suffered a first pro loss against Abdullah Mason in his attempt to take the WBO lightweight crown this past November.
But the Queensberry man is back to winning ways in recent times and could meet with ex-super-featherweight champ Cordina.
The Welshman will contest a bout for Matchroom next month stateside - funnily enough, against Mason for his world title too.
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