EDDIE Hall claimed that he sparring puts professional boxers in shame - much to disbelief by Hafthor Jornsson, his coach.
Hall will end his feud with Bjornsson, nicknamed Thor, on Saturday night at Dubai's Duty Free Tennis stadium.
Eddie Hall said that he sparring puts professional boxers in shame
The British ex-world's strongest man winner is keeping his secrets by studying the sweet science behind closed doors for the past two years.
Three exhibition warm-up bouts were held for Bjornsson, who was the star of Game of Thrones' 'The Mountain'.
Hall maintained that he had learned far more in private and was beaten by much more experienced campaginers.
He stated, "I'm here not to shame anybody. They can come and talk for themselves.
"I don't want to put anyone down or say I would beat anyone. Fighting and sparring are two completely different things.
"But I can assure you, Lyndon won't shake his head about it, I have put some boxers to shame. As that would be wrong, I won't name names.
These comments were met with suspicion by Billy Nelson, a Scottish boxing brain who trains 6ft 8in Bjornsson.
Nelson stated: "Eddie! I find that hard believe, but I do, genuinely."
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He stated that he could feel his heart beating, having trained many champions. Thor has improved in the time that he's been with me, more than any professional I've ever trained.
"I can honestly look Eddie straight in the eyes and say, You're in a world full of trouble on Saturday. It's a world of trouble.
