Eddie Hall: "He wronged" me - Eddie Hall shares how the 'hatred of Game of Thrones' Hafthor Bjornsson began before boxing fights.

EDDIE HAL has revealed the story of his hatred for his nemesis Hafthor Bor Bjornsson.

Muscle and Health: Hall, 33, admitted to Muscle and Health that he 'wants' to hurt Bjornsson after hearing the Icelander's claims of cheating at World's Strongest Man 2017.

Hall, who is 34 years old, issued a chilling warning, adding, "Thor wronged my."

To settle their five-year-old feud, the behemoths will face off in the boxing ring next Month.

Bjornsson, a former World's Strongest Men winner, challenged Hall's win in 2017. He claimed that Hall 'cheated' at the Viking press conference.

The incident sparked animosity for years between the two before they finally merged in 2020 when Bjornsson beat Hall by one kilo.

Nearly two years later, the couple will finally let their fists speak in Dubai.

Hall is certain that he will receive the vengeance he has been seeking for the past half-decade by "banging out" Bjornsson at the desert.

Hall stated, "I want him to hurt me." This is a serious battle. We really hate each other.

"I just want the guy to get out of my head, bang him again and then let him go. I have spent too much time focusing on how to hurt him and it's time to move on.

He wronged and ruined me in 2017. For many years, he has cast a shadow over my life. I want to forget about it and get on with my lives.

Hall also dismissed Bjornsson’s 2018 WSM win and claimed that the Game of Thrones star’s 501kg deadlift wasn't 'b t.

Hall said that Thor won the title of World's Strongest Man because he retired. He's also welcome. He is welcome because I retired.

"He's fortunate I retired, otherwise he wouldn't have won the World's Strongest Man.

"He then did some b ******s at-home gym hero lifting to try and beat my world record deadlift.

"If he beats me, then the fact that it was only 1kg lighter is irrelevant. But I can't understand how he thinks his attempt to be legitimate.

"Who checked the plates?" He weighed the plates with his dad! It's all disgusting to me.

"Put it like this, if 500 kilos were pulled in my home gym four years ago and my dad weighed the plates, everyone would smell b t."

Bjornsson insists that history will prove he was a stronger strongman.

Bjornsson stated that "Eddie’s claims are funny." Let's take a look at his career, and then let's take a look at mine. What are his international titles? One. He competed for nearly a decade so why just one?

"Why doesn't he win any other prestigious show?" How many times has he won during my career? I can't count the number of times I have won in my career. Who's better? Obviously, me.

"His question mark about my world record deadlift is also absurd. I mean, I have more records that he could have. I don't need to prove anything.

"Everything was filmed and everything was weighed. A high-ranking referee was present. The entire event was streamed live around the globe with millions of viewers.

"We could be seen weighting each plate because we wanted to be sure it was an official record. It is now listed in the Guinness World Record Book, as the heaviest lift of all time. That's it.