Eddie Hall puts on nearly A STONE during Christmas weekend, ahead of Hafthor Bjornsson's strongman fight

STRONGMAN Eddie Hall revealed that he gained almost ONE TON in weight during the Christmas weekend.

However, judging from the Instagram photo, his beautiful physique hasn't been affected.


Eddie Hall puts on nearly A STONE during Christmas weekend, ahead of Hafthor Bjornsson's strongman fight
Eddie Hall claims he gained 11 pounds in the last Christmas weekend

The 33-year old is set to fight his arch-enemy Hafthor Bor Bjornsson in the ring this year.

Both giants were supposed to face off in September. However, Hall broke his bicep during the summer and the fight was postponed until 2022.

Hall shared a Christmas pose photo via Instagram and wrote: "5kg /11lbs on over the Xmas Weekend!" !

"Weighed 163kg today. Fair to say that the run was a bit harder today, but it was easy to train my legs.

"My nutritionist told me I could eat and drink anything .... After a year of eating chicken, rice, and vegetables, I feel my body and mind required it.

"Hope everyone had a great time and enjoyed quality time with their families."

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As a quick-notice replacement for Hall, Hall in Dubai, Bjornsson faced Devon Larratt instead and won comfortably with an easy knockout.

Hall has serious concerns about Alex Arthur, a former WBO featherweight champion.

Scot, 43 years old, wrote on Twitter: "Just saw big Eddie Hall punch bag.

They can't allow him to fight Thor. He might get badly hurt!

Boxing is a sport that can save your life. It is not for the stupid."

Bjornsson is getting ready to face the highly-anticipated game-con matchup.


Eddie Hall puts on nearly A STONE during Christmas weekend, ahead of Hafthor Bjornsson's strongman fight
Hafthor, the actor who played The Mountain in Game of Thrones is awaiting his boxing bout against Hall

Eddie Hall puts on nearly A STONE during Christmas weekend, ahead of Hafthor Bjornsson's strongman fight
Hall shared some fierce sparring photos via social media