UFC Vegas 32 card: Who's competing in the Fight Night event this weekend?

A bantamweight banger between Cory Sandhagen and TJ Dillashaw will headline UFC Vegas 32, taking place on July 24.

After suffering a humbling defeat to Aljamain Sterling at UFC 250, 'The Sandman' returned to his winning ways with two spectacular knockouts over Marlon Moraes and Frankie Edgar. Sandhagen will look to solidify his claim to a title shot with an impressive victory over Dillashaw in the upcoming fight this weekend.

Meanwhile, the 35-year-old former bantamweight champion is coming off a two-year suspension for breaching USADA's anti-doping policy. Dillashaw, whose last fight ended in a TKO loss to Henry Cejudo, will look to prove to the world that he does not need PEDs to compete at the highest level of mixed martial arts.

Sandhagen and Dillashaw were previously scheduled to fight in May but the former 135-pound champion pulled out of the fight due to an injury.

The co-main event at UFC Vegas 32 will see a bantamweight fight between Aspen Ladd and Macy Chiasson.

UFC Vegas 32 card:

The full main card for UFC Vegas 32 is as follows:

Main event - Cory Sandhagen vs TJ Dillashaw - Bantamweight

Co-main event - Aspen Ladd vs Macy Chiasson - Bantamweight

Kyler Phillips vs Raulian Paiva - Bantamweight

Darren Elkins vs Darrick Minner - Featherweight

Miranda Maverick vs Maycee Barber - Flyweight

Mickey Gall vs Jordan Williams - Welterweight

The prelim card for UFC Vegas 32 is as follows:

Punahele Soriano vs Brendan Allen - Middleweight

Shamil Abdurakhimov vs Chris Daukaus - Heavyweight

Nassourdine Imavov vs Ian Heinisch - Middleweight

Adrian Yanez vs Randy Costa - Bantamweight

Julio Arce vs Andre Ewell - Bantamweight

Sijara Eubanks vs Elise Reed - Flyweight

Dianna Belbita vs Hannah Goldy - Strawweight

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Cory Sandhagen and TJ Dillashaw used to be training partners

Cory Sandhagen and TJ Dillashaw are set to collide on July 24 at UFC Vegas 32. The two fighters used to be training partners back in the day and thus, are familiar with each other's techniques.

Dillashaw has gone on record to say that 'The Sandman' gave him a tough time during their training sessions.

"One of my buddies, Cory Sandhagen, that I train with now...he'll get the better of me. He's not even in the UFC yet but he'll be a great fighter and you're just kind of like 'damn, i can't beat this guy. What's going on?'" TJ Dillashaw said.