After months of speculation, it is now clear that middleweight fighter Jason "Mayhem" Miller will, in fact, get another shot at UFC success.

UFC officials have confirmed a bout between Miller (28-4 MMA, 0-2 UFC) and fellow middleweight C.B. Dollaway (11-4 MMA, 5-4 UFC) for UFC 146.

UFC 146 is expected to take place at Las Vegas' MGM Grand Garden Arena on May 26.  Heavyweight champion Junior dos Santos will put his title on the line against Alistair Overeem in the main event.  The main card will air on pay-per-view with preliminary bouts likely airing on FUEL TV or FX.

Miller will look to bounce back from a one-sided beating suffered at the hands of Michael Bisping.  The bout took place after Miller and Bisping served as coaches on season 14 of "The Ultimate Fighter."  The fight was Miller's first inside the Octagon since a 2005 loss to Georges St-Pierre.  Followng the loss to St-Pierre, "Mayhem" went 9-1 in his next 10 bouts with the majority of the fights coming under the Icon Sports banner.  However, he has since gone just 3-3 with a "no contest" in his last seven fights, with the majority of the bouts being fought in DREAM and Strikeforce.

After his loss to Bisping, UFC president Dana White was critical of Miller's performance and said he wasn't sure if Miller would fight in the UFC again.  A loss to Dollaway will most likely lead to his release from the promotion.

Also fighting for his UFC career, Dollaway will look to snap a two-fight skid.  A finalist on season 7 of "TUF", Dollaway went 5-1 in his first six fights after losing the "TUF" finale to Amir Sadollah.  However, "The Doberman" has recently been knocked out in back-to-back fights against Mark Munoz and Jared Hamman.

It is currently unknown if Miller vs. Dollaway will be a part of the main card or the preliminary card.

(Pictured: Jason "Mayhem" Miller)