Two top light heavyweights are aiming for an October meeting at UFC 192.

Former champion Rashad Evans (19-3-1 MMA, 14-3-1 UFC) and fellow veteran Ryan Bader (19-4 MMA, 12-4 UFC) are both interested in a fight at the pay-per-view event, according to “UFC Tonight‘s” Ariel Helwani.

UFC 192 takes place Oct. 3 at Toyota Center in Houston. The main card airs on pay-per-view following prelims on FOX Sports 1 and UFC Fight Pass. No fights have been officially announced for the card.

Bader is ranked No. 5 in the USA TODAY Sports/MMAjunkie MMA light-heavyweight rankings, and Evans is No. 6.

Evans, who tore his ACL in early 2014 and hasn’t fought since late 2013, has previously expressed interest in a fight with Bader. Before his extended injury layoff, the 35-year-old rebounded from a two-fight skid with a split-decision victory over Dan Henderson and a TKO win over Chael Sonnen.

Bader, a fellow NCAA Division I wrestler and fellow winner of “The Ultimate Fighter,” has climbed into title contention with his current four-fight winning streak. In his two most recent bouts, the 32-year-old has picked up wins over Phil Davis and Ovince Saint Preux. Although he’s been aiming for a bout with new champ Daniel Cormier, he’s apparently willing to settle for a fight with Evans.

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