EDDIE HALL showed off an insane body transformation after shedding SIX STONE in preparation to fight Hafthor Bjornsson in March.

The Brit took on his strongman rival in a match dubbed 'The Heaviest Boxing Match in History'.

Hall at the height of his power lifting career weighed 196kg, equivalent to 30 STONE.

But after agreeing to a grudge match in the boxing ring with Game of Thrones star Bjornsson, Hall significantly trimmed down.

He tipped the scales at a massive 158kg, or 24st 8lb, and demonstrated his ripped abs.

Hall is over two stone heavier than Nikolai Valuev, the heaviest champion in history.

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But punching legend Eric 'Butterbean' Esch weighed as heavy as 29st 7lb the night he fought Joe Siciliano in 2007.

Bjornsson, known as 'Thor' had two exhibitions bouts in the lead up to his fight with Hall.

Firstly against Irishman Steven Ward and then against ex-English title challenger Simon Vallily at the end of May 2021.


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He warned: "Eddie Hall, you better be training your ass off because I'm coming for you, and I'm knocking you out – you're going down.

"I respect you as an athlete, and I know you're training hard, but I am going to knock you out, see you soon."

Hall opted against warm-up bouts but released ruthless sparring footage heading into the pay-per-view spectacle.

It was all in vain though as he went down to Thor in their showdown this March.

The Mountain defeated Hall, knocking him down twice, with all three judges scoring the fight 57-54.

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