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    Watch strongman Eddie Hall get DROPPED with brutal head kick in training for MMA debut

    STRONGMAN Eddie Hall got DROPPED with a brutal head kick in sparring for his MMA debut.Hall is set to take to the cage for the first time on February 17 in Qatar as part of a four-man tournament.
    Eddie Hall got dropped with a brutal head kick in sparring for his MMA debutCredit: https://twitter.com/HappyPunch
    He was sparring a 6ft 9in heavyweightCredit: https://twitter.com/HappyPunch
    And the former world’s strongest man has been pushed to his limits in preparation for the event.
    Hall gave fans an inside look into his training on YouTube, and revealed he was sparring a 6ft 9in professional Russian fighter.
    And Hall, 36, said: “I was pre-warned that he was a bit of a lethal weapon.
    “I was very cautious with this guy, didn’t want to attack him to be honest, just wanted to feel each other out.
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    “And you’ll wait and see, I get a nice little kick to the face in a second.”
    A left high kick then lands flush on Hall, dropping him to the floor.
    He said: “That’s OK. That was a good one! F*** my life, someone could have told me about that back leg!”
    Hall, who won world’s strongest man in 2017, amazingly continued to spar despite the knockdown.
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    He crossed over to boxing in 2022 for a super-heavyweight exhibition against rival Hafthor Bjornsson, 35, but he was beaten on points.
    And now he will switch to MMA for a massive event with Hall set to fight current WSM Mitchell Hooper.
    Bodybuilder and actor Martyn Ford is also on the card against strongman Brian Shaw.
    Eddie Hall won WSM in 2017Credit: Instagram/ eddiehallwsm
    He was beaten by Hafthor Bjornsson in his boxing debutCredit: Probellum More

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    Who are the previous winners of World’s Strongest Man?

    THE World’s Strongest Man is an annual strongman competition that began back in 1977.There have been 24 winners of the contest, which takes place in the US in the summer but isn’t aired in the UK until late December.
    Brian Shaw of USA is one of the past winners of the World’s Strongest Man competitionCredit: Victor Fraile/Getty Images
    Who are the winners of the World’s Strongest Man?
    Bruce Wilhelm – 1977-1978
    Bruce Wilhelm won the first ever World’s Strongest Man contest, which was held at Universal Studios, California, in 1977.
    He went on to win the competition again the following year, beating runners-up Bob Young and Ken Patera.
    After his wins, Wilhelm helped organise and officiate subsequent contests.
    He was also a member of the executive board of the United States Olympic Committee. 
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    Don Reinhoudt – 1979
    Don Reinhoudt was named the World’s Strongest Man in 1979, a year after he placed as a runner-up at the 1978 event.
    Despite his win, Reinhoudt would go on to compete only once more, placing ninth in 1980.
    Bill Kazmaier – 1980-1982
    Bill Kazmaie is a former World’s Strongest Mans champion and world record holderCredit: Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images
    Bill Kazmaier dominated the World’s Strongest Man contest from 1980 to 1982.
    He was inducted into the International Sports Hall of Fame in 2017 and is widely considered to be one of the greatest strength competitors of all-time.
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    Geoff Capes – 1983, 1985
    British strongman Geoff Capes was the first non-American to win the World’s Strongest Man contest in 1983Credit: Evening Standard/Hulton Archive/Getty Images
    Brit Geoff Capes became the first non-American to win the World’s Strongest Man title in 1983.
    The former shot putter also had a very successful athletic career and represented both England and Great Britain.
    He competed at the Commonwealth games, the European indoor championships, and at three Olympic Games.
    Jón Páll Sigmarsson – 1984, 1986, 1988, 1990
    Jón Páll Sigmarsson won the title of World’s Strongest Man four times
    Jón Páll Sigmarsson was a strongman, powerlifter and bodybuilder from Iceland.
    He was the first man to win the World’s Strongest Man four times.
    Sigmarsson died on January 16, 1993, after suffering a heart attack while deadlifting.
    Jamie Reeves – 1989
    After placing third the year before, Jamie Reeves took home the win at the 1989 World’s Strongest Man competition.
    The former coal miner, from Sheffield, was also a professional wrestler.
    After retiring from competitive sports, Reeves worked as a referee, event promoter and coach for strength contests.
    Magnús Ver Magnússon – 1991, 1994-1996
    Magnús Ver Magnússon, from Iceland, is one of the most famous World’s Strongest Man winnersCredit: Antonio RIBEIRO/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images
    Icelandic strongman Magnús Ver Magnússon dominated the World’s Strongest Man contest for much of the 1990s.
    Like his fellow Icelandic competitor Sigmarsson, Magnússon won the competition four times.
    Ted van der Parre – 1992
    Ted van der Parre won the World’s Strongest Man contest in 1992, with the 6’10” athlete becoming the tallest ever competitor to take the title.
    As of 2023, he is the only competitor from the Netherlands to win the competition.
    Van der Parre competed again in 1994 but was forced to drop out due to a calf injury.
    Gary Taylor – 1993
    Welsh strongman Gary Taylor won the title of World’s Strongest Man in 1993.
    According to Guinness World Records, 6′ Taylor is the shortest ever winner of the contest.
    The sportsman, from Cardiff, has become a commentator and organiser for the annual UK’s Strongest Man contest since retiring from competing himself.
    Jouko Ahola – 1997, 1999
    Jouko Ahola is a former strongman, powerlifter and actor from Finland.
    He won the World’s Strongest Man twice and is also a two time winner of the Europe’s Strongest Man competition.
    Ahola has starred in films like Kingdom of Heaven, Bad Day to Go Fishing and War of the Dead.
    He also had a role in the History Channel series Vikings.
    Magnus Samuelson – 1998
    Magnus Samuelsson competed for the title of World’s Strongest Man three times before winning in 1998.
    He has been named one of best arm wrestlers in the world and was a European Arm Wrestling champion before moving into strongman competitions.
    Samuelson is also an actor and has starred in Swedish crime thriller series Arne Dahl as well as the BBC’s The Last Kingdom.
    Janne Virtanen – 2000
    Janne Virtanen of Finland was once the World’s Strongest Man competition winner but has since retiredCredit: China Photos/Getty Images)
    Finland’s Janne Virtanen was a runner-up in 1999 but moved up to the top of the podium in 2000.
    He also won Finland’s Strongest Man in 1998, 1999, 2000, and 2001, the Helsinki Grand Prix in 2000), and the Turkey Grand Prix in 2002.
    Virtanen announced his retirement in 2007 and now works as a carpenter.
    Svend Karlsen – 2001
    Svend Karlsen became Norway’s first World’s Strongest Man in 2001.
    He retired from competing in 2006 and began working in TV.
    Karlsen has worked as the presenter and producer of the Norwegian version of the World’s Strongest Man contest, and for the qualifying tour Giants Live.
    Mariusz Pudzianowski – 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2008
    Mariusz Pudzianowski is a former strongman and MMA fighterCredit: Maciej Gillert/Gallo Images Poland/Getty Images
    Mariusz Pudzianowski is a former strongman competitor and MMA fighter.
    The sportsman, from Poland, has the nicknames “Pudzian” and “Dominator”.
    Pudzianowski won five World’s Strongest Man titles in seven years, the most in history.
    He retired in 2009 and made his debut as an MMA fighter the same year.
    Vasyl Virastyuk – 2004
    Vasyl Virastyuk won the World’s Strongest Man contest in 2004.
    He is one of only two people to defeat Pudzianowski during his seven-year stint at the contest.
    Virastyuk is also a politician and in 2021 he was sworn in as a member of the Ukrainian parliament.
    Phil Pfister – 2006
    Phil Pfister won the World’s Strongest Man contest in 2006Credit: Ron Antonelli/NY Daily News Archive via Getty Images
    Phil Pfister was named the World’s Stongest Man in 2006.
    He was the first American to win the title since Kazmaier in 1982.
    Pfister came in fourth at the 1998, 2001, 2007, and 2008 contests but retired from the sport in 2009.
    Žydrūnas Savickas – 2009, 2010, 2012, 2014
    Zydrunas Savickas of Lithuania has won the World’s Stongest Man competition four timesCredit: Victor Fraile/Getty Images
    Zydrunas Savickas knocked Pudzianowski off the top spot to claim his first World’s Strongest Man win in 2009.
    He went on to win the competition three more times and break over 70 world records.
    The Lithuanian hasn’t appeared at the World’s Strongest Man competition since 2018, when he finished tenth.
    Brian Shaw – 2011, 2013, 2015, 2016
    Brian Shaw of USA is a four time winner of the World’s Strongest Man contestCredit: Victor Fraile/Getty Images
    Brian Shaw is one of Savickas’ fiercest competitors and has also won the World’s Strongest Man competition four times.
    The athlete, from Colorado, became the first man to win the Arnold Strongman Classic and the World’s Strongest Man competitions in the same calendar year in 2011.
    He then replicated this feat in 2015.
    Shaw is the fourth most decorated strongman in history and announced his official retirement in August 2023.
    Eddie Hall – 2017
    Eddie Hall was crowned the World’s Strongest Man in 2017Credit: John Phillips/Getty Images
    Eddie Hall is a former strongman and boxer who won the World’s Strongest Man competition in 2017.
    Hall is best known for setting the world-record 500kg deadlift in 2016, widely regarded as one of the most iconic lifts in the history of the strongman sport.
    Since retiring from strongman, Hall has revealed plans to move into bodybuilding.
    Hafthor Björnsson – 2018
    Hafthor Julius Bjornsson is a World’s Strongest Man champion
    Hafthor Julius Björnsson won the World’s Strongest Man contest in 2018, after missing out by just one point the previous year.
    He is the first and only person to have won the Arnold Strongman Classic, the Europe’s Strongest Man, and the World’s Strongest Man competitions in the same calendar year.
    Björnsson is also an actor and is best known for his role as “The Mountain” Ser Gregor Clegane in the HBO’s Game of Thrones.
    Martins Licis – 2019
    Professional Strongman Martins Licis was named the World’s Strongest Man in 2019Credit: Paul Archuleta/Getty Images
    Latvian-American professional strongman Martins Licis had a surprise win at the 2019 World’s Strongest Man event.
    He went on to win the 2021 Rogue Invitational and 2022 Arnold Strongman Classic strongman championships.
    Oleksii Novikov – 2020
    Ukraine’s Oleksii Novikov won the World’s Stongest Man competition in 2020Credit: The Sun
    Oleksii Novikov claimed his first World’s Strongest Man title in 2020.
    The Ukrainian became the second youngest man to win the competition, triumphing when he was 24 years and 278 days of age.
    Sigmarsson is the youngest to have won, clocking in at 24 years and 271 days of age when he gained his title in 1984.
    Tom Stoltman – 2021, 2022
    Tom Stoltman has won the World’s Strongest Man title twiceCredit: Antonio Brecht Grist/ Alamy Live News
    Tom Stoltman made history when he became the first Scot to win the World’s Strongest Man title in 2021.
    The sportsman won the contest again 2022, becoming only the tenth man in the competition’s history to win the title of World’s Strongest Man twice.
    Mitchell Hooper – 2023
    Mitchell Hooper won the World’s Strongest Man competition for the first time in 2023
    Mitchell Hooper claimed the World’s Strongest Man title for the first time in his career in 2023.
    Hooper, from Midhusrt Canada, became the first Canadian in World’s Strongest Man history to win.
    What is the prize for World’s Strongest Man?
    The prize for winning World’s Strongest Man is monetary.
    The amounts have changed over the years and the prize pot went up significantly after 2021.
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    It has been reported that the 2020 first prize was around £42,000, while in 2021 it increased to just over £117,000.
    Runners-up also receive money for their efforts. More

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    Watch Tommy Fury punch former world’s strongest man Eddie Hall so hard he nearly VOMITS

    TOMMY FURY hit Eddie Hall so hard in the stomach the strongman almost threw up his breakfast. The pair spent the day swapping lives, eating each other’s diets and undertaking their training regimes.
    Tommy Fury hitting Eddie Hall in the stomachCredit: Twitter
    Fury, 23, and Hall, 34, enjoyed a hearty cooked breakfast before heading to the gym for a boxing session.
    And they decided on a body shot challenge, taking turns to land blows to the stomach.
    Fury hit Hall right in the sweet spot – so much so that the former world’s strongest man was left heaving and nearly vomiting.
    He said: “Fair play, man. There’s some power in that, man. Jesus.
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    “And again mate, I’ve done that with so many people and that is by far the hardest. By far the hardest.”
    Fury ended the day eating around 9,000 calories, which is FOUR times the average male consumption.
    It was also the first time he put the boxing gloves back on, having put on THREE STONE as he enjoys some rest after beating Jake Paul in February.
    Fury was twice forced to pull out of the celebrity grudge match, amid a rib injury in December 2021 and US visa issue in August of last year.
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    But he ended two years of feuding over the eight rounds, which ended in a split-decision win.
    Fury said: “It felt good because there was a lot on that fight. Especially because the fight fell through twice before.
    “It was like, ‘Tommy’s scared, he doesn’t want to lose to a YouTuber.’ You know, that was never the case.
    “All those reasons why the first fights didn’t happen were legitimate, so to go out there, put an end to it all and shut him up once and for all, it felt amazing.”
    Jake Paul was beaten by Tommy Fury on pointsCredit: GETTY More

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    Tommy Fury and former World’s Strongest Man Eddie Hall take TANK through McDonald’s drive-thru as they film together

    TOMMY FURY left his legion of fans stunned by riding a TANK with former World’s Strongest Man Eddie Hall.Former Love Island star Fury has been enjoying some downtime following victory in his February grudge match with Jake Paul,
    Tommy Fury is currently enjoying some downtime after beating Jake Paul in FebruaryCredit: GETTY
    And he recently took a trip to McDonald’s with Eddie Hall in a tankCredit: INSTAGRAM@EDDIEHALLWSM
    The pair spent. the day together filming content for YouTubeCredit: INSTAGRAM@TOMMYFURY
    TNT, like many boxers, has been enjoying some post-fight junk food in the weeks after the biggest victory of his career.
    And he recently took a trip to McDonald’s with man-mountain Hall – albeit while in a military-sized tank.
    Hall shared a snap of himself and Fury riding the tank in a Maccy’s drive-through with his 3.8million Instagram followers.
    Massive weightlifter Hall sat in the driver’s seat While 23-year-old Fury sat on top the gun.
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    Hall’s accompanying caption read: “Day with Tommy Fury done right. Video coming soon.”
    Fury defeated YouTuber turned boxer Paul via split decision in their Saudi showdown – which had been over two years in the making.
    A rematch with The Problem Child could be on the cards later this year, although talks have yet to come to fruition.
    A dad John recently claimed Tommy is in negotiations over a shock showdown with KSI.
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    He told The Mirror, via Freebets.com: “We aren’t sure [about the rematch].
    “I have been in talks with the Sauerland brothers about a possible match-up with their man KSI.
    “I had a meeting with them the other day and it went well.
    “Let’s see what happens.
    “I am still waiting to hear from them, but they did text me the other day saying they are really busy and they are on it.
    “If it can be done, we will do it. Whoever else wants to box Tommy, ring the number and get in touch.
    “I don’t deal with the Jake Paul rematch, I am on a rest period and I have just left that to my lawyer. But I’m sure if it can be done, we can do it.” More

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    Watch Game of Thrones star Hafthor Bjornsson use wife as a DUMBBELL in insane display of strength

    GAME OF THRONES star Hafthor ‘Thor’ Bjornsson has wowed the internet with a crazy workout technique.Thor is one of the strongest men in the world and he has to be creative to maintain his massive frame.
    Hafthor Bjornsson stunned fans by lifting his 50kg wife Kelsey HensonCredit: Hafthor Bjornsson Twitter
    Thor also had a 50kg weight in his right hand but managed 11 repsCredit: Hafthor Bjornsson Twitter
    Thor and Kelsey married in 2018Credit: Instagram @kelc33
    Kelsey is a fitness model and has a child with ThorCredit: Instagram @kelc33
    Kelsey often works out with her Strongman husbandCredit: Instagram @kelc33
    So instead of using a dumbbell to workout in the gym, he used his WIFE Kelsey Henson, 32.
    With a dumbbell in his right hand, Thor held onto a belt attached to Kelsey and began lifting her up and down.
    The Canadian reportedly weighs around 50kg, with the dumbbell slightly heavier, yet Thor managed 11 reps.
    Fans were stunned with the video being viewed more than two million times on Twitter.
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    Thor, 34, also posted the video on Facebook alongside the caption: “When you are missing a dumbbell at the gym, no worries, be creative and use your wife Kelsey Henson.”
    Impressed fans rushed to praise the Strongman, who has deadlifted 501kg in the past.
    One fan said: “He’s a tank keep up the great work.”
    Another added: “What a beast honestly.”
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    And a third said: “LMAO!! Legendary!!! 🤘.”
    Another commented: “That was badass, so crazy.”
    Thor won World’s Strongest Man in 2018 and married Kelsey in the same year before turning his hand to boxing.
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    Giant Game of Thrones star and boxer Hafthor Bjornsson comes out of retirement and looks to break all-time record

    GIANT Game of Thrones star turned boxer Hafthor Bjornsson has come out of retirement to break an all-time world record.The Icelandic beast, who is 6ft 8in tall and weights nearly 23 stone, was once strongman’s number one star after winning World’s Strongest Man in 2018.
    Hafthor Bjornsson has made two major announcements after coming out of retirementCredit: @thorbjornsson
    Bjornsson had been assessing his options after beating Eddie Hall in a boxing matchCredit: Probellum
    But Bjornsson turned his back on the sport in order to become a boxer.
    The mega-hitter slimmed down and built up his stamina before delivering a stunning KO of rival Eddie Hall.
    And Bjornsson then declared he was retiring in order to assess his future options.
    But the 34-year-old, who played Gregor ‘The Mountain’ Clegane on hit TV show Game of Thrones, has now made TWO major announcements.
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    In news which is sure to delight strength fans, Bjornsson has declared his intent to set a new raw powerlifting world-record.
    The sport sees hulks aim to hit their top weights in three events – deadlifts, squats and bench-press.
    The numbers from all three are then combined for a final total score.
    And Bjornsson is confident he can beat the current record of 1182.5kg, held by Dan Bell, at the end of 2023.
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    Bjornsson is ready to set a new powerlifting world recordCredit: @thorbjornsson
    The Icelandic beast is also returning to strongman in 2024Credit: Instagram / @thorbjornsson
    That would be three-and-a-half years after setting a new deadlift world record of 501kg, which sparked his boxing rivalry with Hall.
    But there’s further news from Bjornsson, who has also confirmed a return to professional strongman in 2024.
    His last event was the successful Arnold Classic in 2020.
    And Bjornsson reckons his foray into powerlifting will serve as a great stepping stone for a return to his former love.
    The current World’s Strongest Man is Scottish behemoth Tom Stoltman, who has won the trophy two times in a row.
    But it remains to be seen if 2018 winner Bjornsson competes in the tournament, having previously vowed to never work with organisers Giants Live again.
    However, he does plan on regaining his Arnold Classics crown, which he won three times in a row before leaving strongman.
    Bjornsson said in a YouTube video: “I love training heavy and I want to build my legacy in the strength world.
    The giant starred as Gregor Clegane on TV show Game of ThronesCredit: Not known, clear with picture desk
    Bjornsson will have to eat a lot of calories to regain his old powerCredit: Instagram / @thorbjornsson
    “So my decision is to come back into powerlifting. I want to break the all-time raw powerlifting world record.
    “Powerlifting is squat, bench and deadlift, three lifts. And I want to break the all-time total, which is today 1182.5kg. 
    “That record is held by Dan Bell, a great powerlifter. Who knows, maybe before I break it he will break it again.
    “I like competition, I like to be challenged. The goal is to do it at the end of the year.
    “It’s crazy but I have a lot of muscle and strength memory, so slowly but surely my strength is coming back.
    “Hopefully my body will be good to me like it was before, stay injury-free. 
    “So that’s the plan, to be very successful in powerlifting, build my legacy, build my name in the strength world.
    “[Then in 2024] I will go back to strongman and give my absolute best there again.
    “I want to compete at the Arnold Classic in Columbus, Ohio and Rogue Invitationals.
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    “Those are the two shows I have my eyes on. I want to win those, I truly believe when I break the powerlifting record my starting strengths are going to be very good and will translate well into strongman.
    “That’s the plan. Big announcement, big goals, but I’m a big guy with a big heart with a lot of ambition and big dreams.” More

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    Game of Thrones star turned boxer Hafthor Bjornsson looks unrecognisable without trademark beard

    GAME OF THRONES star Hafthor Bjornsson looks completely unrecognisable without his trademark beard.The 2018 World’s Strongest Man, also known as Thor, has had the bushy facial hair ever since coming into the public eye more than a decade ago.
    Hafthor Bjornsson shared a video of him donning his usual beardCredit: Instagram / @thorbjornsson
    But now he has shared an image of him from back in the day which shows him donning a clean look.
    He shared the clip of him now and photo of him then, along with the caption: “How I look with beard vs without beard”.
    Reacting to the Icelandic strongman’s post on social media, one person hilariously said: “I really respect you sir , but please don’t shave 🙏”.
    Another added: “I was not ready 😆”.
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    And a third said: “European Dana White 😂”.
    Bjornsson recently swapped the world of strongman for a short stint in boxing.
    And after three warm-up bouts, he faced rival Eddie Hall, 35, in March of last year in what was billed The Heaviest Boxing Match in History.
    Bjornsson, 34, won on points in Dubai and was in talks for an exhibition with heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, 34.
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    But after negotiations collapsed, Thor hung up his gloves and retired from boxing.
    He said: “I’ll admit there was a time when there was talks between Tyson Fury and I, his team and my team, there was build-up but that never went through.
    “Now I’ve made a hard decision and the reason why it took me so long to make this video was because this is actually a very difficult thing to talk about.
    “I’ve made a decision to move on from boxing, to not compete in boxing again, to say goodbye to boxing and just not fight again.
    “I had a good run, I did it for two-and-a-half years. It was nice to do so, because when I first started I had a lot of people not believing in me.”
    This is what he looked like before growing his beardCredit: Instagram / @thorbjornsson More

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    Eddie Hall floored YouTube star Nile Wilson after he volunteers to take punch from former World’s Strongest Man

    EDDIE HALL decked Nile Wilson in devastating fashion after the YouTuber volunteered to take a punch from the former World’s Strongest Man.Hall made his boxing debut earlier this year against strongman rival Hafthor Bjornsson.
    Eddie Hall decked YouTuber Nile WilsonCredit: Instagram
    Nile Wilson volunteered to take a punch from the former World’s Strongest ManCredit: Instagram
    And Wilson – a retired Olympic gymnast – was on hand to feel the full force of the Brit’s power.
    Hall, who stands 6ft 3in and 25 STONE, completely dwarfed the 5ft 6in, 9st 4lb, ex-athlete.
    Wilson attempted a punch of his own but it has no effect whatsoever on the super-heavyweight.
    Hall, 34, said: “The thing is, mate, I train – with my training, I’ll hang on a bar and my training partner will smash me in the gut.
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    “Obviously, as you can see, I’ve also got a massive wall of thick muscle there.”
    Later on, Hall lands a single jab to Wilson, who is wearing a body belt – but it still sent him flying in the brilliant 2021 clip.
    Wilson, 26, said: “My brain hit the back of my head.”
    Hall then joked: “I think I might have actually knocked him out…”
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    But Wilson rather unconvincing replied: “I’m alright, yeah.”
    Hall and ‘Thor’ Bjornsson squared off in a fight billed the ‘heaviest boxing match in history’.
    Game of Thrones star Bjornsson, 33, dominated the contest and ran out a clear winner.
    Both giants have dramatically transformed their bodies as they swap weight lifting for tireless punching.
    Bjornsson saw off Irish cruiserweight Steven Ward before taking on Hall
    Hall changed his look for the start of Movember by going completely clean shavenCredit: Instagram More