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Saturday night's fight in Dubai between the two former World's Strongest Man issues, though with less than an hour until the opening bell, fans were struggling to access the site. Streaming was not due to begin until 8.30pm, though fans on social media were quick to vent their anger.Supporters were left worried they would not be able to see the highly-anticipated fight which is set to settle the rivalry between the two muscle men.

boxing ring against his bitter rival later this month.The massive Icelander will fight Eddie Hall on March 19, finally settling a long-running feud between the two World's Strongest Man winners. Thor has the advantage of more boxing experience, having knocked out Devon Larratt when the arm wrestling legend stepped in for the injured Hall last September.And the Reign Total Body Fuel ambassador can also count on the experience of going toe-to-toe with ex-UFC champion Conor McGregor in a sparring session.Their impromptu grappling match took place when Bjornsson was filming for the hit TV series Game of Thrones in Belfast, and he decided to visit the MMA star in training."After the session we're taking pictures, me and Conor, and when two guys like myself and Conor McGregor meet something just happens, it's in the environment," he explained."We're two alpha males, and we just had to grapple, we just started, and it had to happen – it wasn't planned."I wasn't warmed up or anything, what you saw is what happened.

boxing ring later this month.The two former World's Strongest Man winners have been locked in an intense feud ever since their days competing against one another in tests of strength.To settle their differences, they will meet in the boxing ring on March 19 after the original fight last September was called off after Hall suffered an injury.Instead, Thor fought and won against arm wresting legend Devon Larratt, landing the knockout blow with 25 seconds left in the first round. But that wasn't the fight he wanted – instead, the Icelandic giant wanted to put an end to his long-running rivalry with Briton Hall so he can move on with his life.While he admits he might struggle to get as motivated for any future boxing opponents, Bjornsson had a chilling warning for the man from Stoke-on-Trent."I'm very excited for the fight against Eddie Hall," the Reign Total Body Fuel athlete said."There's this rivalry that's been going on for a long time – he wants to beat me and I want to beat him."I'm very confident in my ability to finish this fight.

Hafthor Bjornsson has admitted his body is fatigued ahead of his clash with Eddie Hall.The Icelandic actor is currently being put through his paces at a training camp in preparation for his upcoming bout with Hall on March 19.Bjornsson remains untroubled with his current condition, however, saying on his YouTube channel that he has a very healthy body despite the turmoil it’s being put through at the moment."Something that f**** with my life is that I am a bit fatigued right now. There is a lot of hard sessions."I can definitely feel the fatigue in my legs, hamstrings and my hands.

Hafthor Bjornsson is "f****** praying" his fight with Eddie Hall finally goes ahead after their proposed clash was postponed last September due to Hall's horror bicep injury.Hall confirmed earlier this week that the 'heaviest boxing match in history' is set to take place in the next two months after years of build-up between the pair. The two men first confirmed that they would step into the ring together in 2020, with a date initially set for the back end of last year. But when Hall was forced to withdraw due to horror bicep injury, Bjornnson instead opted to fight professional arm-wrestler Devon Larratt, defeating him within seconds of the bell.Bjornsson and Hall will now do battle in March - and the Icelander is hoping his opponent doesn't have another reason to back out of the fight.The Game of Thrones actor posted video of himself training ahead of the bout with the caption: "March it is.

Eddie Hall vs Hafthor Bjornsson is one of boxing's most heavily anticipated fights of 2022.It has been billed as "The Heaviest Ever Boxing Match" and the rivalry goes back a long way after some bitter words.Eddie, known as 'The Beast', won the World’s Strongest Man (WSM) contest for 2017 ahead of Game of Thrones star Thor, who was unhappy with some of the officiating.The Beast set the world record for a deadlift by prising a whopping 500kg from the ground, Thor then went on to life 501kg and also won the WSM contest for 2018.The bad blood has continued and now the two face off in a boxing match.Their grudge match is looming ever closer, so here is everything we know so far.Fans can currently expect the fight to take place in March 2022 after some rescheduling.The two were originally scheduled to fight in September 2021, but Hall had to pull out due to a bicep injury.Vystar Veteran’s Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Florida was the original setting for the fight, so may well be the venue for the March bout.After Eddie pulled out, Bjornsson instead faced arm wrestler Devon Larratt as a short-notice replacement in Dubai, beating him via a first-round knockout.Information on how to watch the fight will be released once the date is given.GiveMeSport believe the fight will be streamed on either a BT Sport pay-per-view service or on YouTube On paper, the two seem evenly matched with one WSM each to their name and incredibly similar deadlift records.The Beast, however, is six inches shorter than the man nicknamed 'The Mountain', the same as his Game of Thrones character.Bjornsson stands at a huge 6 ft 9 inches.The Beast recently showed off a staggering 7,000 calorie-a-day diet ahead of the clash.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Eddie Hall insists he would have "100 per cent" been able to beat rival Thor Bjornsson one handed, but promoters wouldn't allow him to fight while injured.Hall, 33, was due to finally settle his long-running feud with Thor, best known for playing The Mountain in award-winning TV series Game Of Thrones, in a boxing exhibition last month.However, the former World's Strongest Man was forced to pull out of the fight after detaching his bicep, meaning it will now go ahead at some stage in 2022.After the withdrawal, Thor instead took on arm-wrestling star Devon Larratt, stopping the last-minute opponent inside the first round of their clash out in Dubai.But Hall is adamant that he would have

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Hafthorn Bjornsson has taken yet another swipe at bitter rival Eddie Hall, branding him "the biggest bully on the internet".Bjornsson, best known for playing Gregor 'The Mountain' Clegane in award-winning tv series Game Of Thrones, was due to finally lock horns with his fellow World's Strongest Man winner last weekend.However, their long-awaited battle has now been postponed after Hall detached his bicep, meaning the pair may not meet in the ring until 2022.Thor instead took on arm-wrestling star Devon Larratt, producing an impressive performance to stop him inside the first round of their exhibition match out in Dubai.After the victory, he has switched his focus back to a showdown with

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!British strongman Eddie Hall is unconvinced by Hafthor Bjornsson's boxing record, calling his first two fights "laughable." Speaking before Bjornsson picked up the first win of his career courtesy of a first round TKO of Devon Larratt in Dubai on Saturday night, Hall insisted he's not afraid of the Icelandic powerhouse.Bjornsson had been due to fight Hall on Saturday night but his strongman rival suffered a detached bicep forcing him to withdraw.The 32-year-old took on Laratt instead and was simply too powerful for his arm-wrestler opponent, with the referee seeing no option but to wave off the contest after heavy pressure from the Icelander in the first round.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Hafthor Bjornsson has taken a swipe at Eddie Hall following his win over Devon Larratt in the first round of their exhibition boxing match.Bjornsson, 32, was supposed to face Hall but the Brit strongman pulled out owing to a tear in his bicep. As a result, the fight has been postponed until next year.Instead, Larratt, 46, took his place but could get past the first round.

Game of Thrones star, Hafthor Juliuss Bjornsson who played The Mountain, lost a whopping 100 pounds in preparation for his boxing match against pro arm wrestler, Devon Larratt. The fight is set to take place on Sept. 18 in Dubai, and Hafthor looks to be in the best shape of his life. The actor posted a shirtless selfie to Instagram, showing off his insane six-pack abs with the caption, “Today was a good day. Good night champs.”

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Hafthor Juliuss Bjornsson has shown off his massive transformation ahead of his bout with Canadian professional arm-wrestler Devon Larratt.Bjornsson is best known for his role as The Mountain in HBO's hit TV show Game of Thrones.However, Bjornsson is also a former winner of World's Strongest Man, and he has recently ventured into the boxing world to face off with Eddie Hall.But after that fight was postponed due to Hall's injury, Bjornsson took up a challenge from Larratt.And when they face off in the ring on September 18, Bjornsson will have a near four-stone weight advantage over Larratt.Bjornsson weighed in at 146.5kg ahead of the bout, 50kg lighter than he was when he took his first

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Hafthor Bjornsson has said he "wouldn't say no" to a fight with boxing legend Mike Tyson if the opportunity was there.Bjornsson is currently embroiled in a feud with fellow former strongman Eddie Hall, with the pair set to do battle next year.The two World's Strongest Man winners were due to face off in the ring on September 18, but Hall had to pull out when he suffered a detached bicep.Bjornsonn, who is also know for his role as 'The Mountain' in Game of Thrones, will now be facing Canadian arm wrestling legend Devon Larratt in his third exhibition fight instead.Although he has little boxing experience to date, Bjornsonn has claimed he would be open to facing one of the sport's greatest

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Next year, strongmen Eddie Hall and Hafthor Bjornsson are set to compete in the ‘Heaviest Boxing Match in History’.The bout was originally slated for this year but was postponed after Hall suffered a gruesome bicep injury just a few weeks out from fight night.Bjornsson will now face arm-wrestling legend Devon Larratt on September 18 instead, and is expected to meet rival Hall next year once the Beast overcomes his injury.While the prospect of a bout between Hall and Bjornsson has excited fans due to the pair’s bitter feud, the fight is unlikely to be contested at the highest standard.In an exclusive interview with the Daily Star, former UFC champion Michael Bisping explained that while

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