Fans get excited as Sage Northcutt continues countdown to his return

'Super' Sage Northcutt is nearing his long-awaited return at ONE Fight Night 10 on Prime Video—and fans are excited to see him compete once again.

The American star will step into the Circle for the first time since his ONE Championship in May 2019. He will take on Pakistan's Ahmed Mujtaba in a lightweight MMA bout on American soil.

Check out the fan's reactions to Sage Northcutt's recent Instagram post:

Just about 5 weeks until #ONEFightNight10 May 5th! 👊🏼

@colbeynorthcutt commented: YES SIRRRR! 🔥

@maxpaingriffin added: Leggo!!

@ashton_tyre penned: Good luck with your upcoming fight I remember seeing you while I was in buffalo New York competing for super grands back in 2013👊🏻

@onefitlife wrote: Yeah Man ❗️you know what time it is.

@itschriskuszay said: Awesome photo! Sage back in the cage 🙌🙌🙌

@ryannweisss posted: Can’t wait man ! Missed seeing you fight

@angellovelane wrote: So excited for you 😁

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Sage Northcutt aiming to finish Ahmed Mujtaba at ONE Fight Night 10

The 27-year-old is hoping to make a splash in his return to action at ONE Fight Night 10. Sage Northcutt told the promotion that he plans to earn a finish, saying:

“Whether it’s a submission, whether it’s ground-and-pound, or it’s a knockout, whatever it is, everybody wants a finish. That would be the ideal way to win, but you know I’m training for any aspect out there, so that way I’m prepared.”

'Super' Sage is well-accustomed to scoring finishes, as eight of his 11 professional wins have come by way of stoppage. That includes finishes in the UFC over Francisco Treviño, Cody Pfister, and Zak Ottow.

Meanwhile, Ahmed Mujtaba is 4-2 inside the Circle with wins over Benedict Ang, Kaiwen Li, Rahul Raju, and most recently, Abraão Amorim. He'll serve as a stiff test for Northcutt in his return.

Be sure to tune in to ONE Fight Night 10 on May 5 to watch the return of Sage Northcutt as he takes on Pakistan's Ahmed Mujtaba, live from a sold-out 1stBank Center in Colorado.

All of the action will be broadcast live and for free across North America to Amazon Prime subscribers.