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Hafthor Bjornsson willing to rematch Eddie Hall as long as two conditions are met
dailystar.co.ukHafthor Bjornsson has revealed he is willing to face Eddie Hall again in a rematch as long as two conditions are met by his rival.The two former strongmen settled their five-year feud in the boxing ring on March 19, with Bjornsson winning their six-round bout via a unanimous decision victory.Bjornsson has now left the door open to a rematch between the pair in the future and explained what Hall must do if he wants to face him again.In order for a rematch to occur, Hall must make a £150,000 charity donation and get Bjornsson's name tattooed on him.Speaking to The Sun, Bjornsson explained: “We could definitely take a rematch, I would be happy to do so but he has to do things that he promised.“He has to get the tattoo done and he has to pay that money to a charity of my choice - and I’m also going to give to a charity as well.”Prior to the fight, the pair agreed to make a £150,000 donation to a charity of the winner's choice, before Hall added further stakes with the promise of a tattoo.In a video on his YouTube channel, the Brit revealed:"I've been hiding all this time so if I lose then I've done everything I can and I'll have a tattoo of Thor on my back, life is life."Should Hafthor Bjornsson and Eddie Hall fight in a rematch?
Let us know in the comments section below.Bjornsson is not ready to let Hall forget about his promise, though, but is willing to give his rival time to meet his conditions for a rematch.“I hope he’ll be a man of his word," added the 33-year-old Icelander. "Honestly, if he’s not going to be a man of his word, it’s just going to haunt him.“People will be disappointed and people will stop believing the words that he says.
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