Eddie Hall to wait TWO YEARS for Hafthor Bjorsson's rematch, and only after the Brit rival gets tattooed after each bet

HAFTHOR BJORNSSON warned Eddie Hall that it could take TWO years before he grants him a rematch.

Ex-strongman rivals settled their feud after nearly five years with a six-round exhibition fight in Dubai.

Bjornsson (33), who got two knockdowns during the super-heavyweight thriller, was victorious and walked away with bragging points on points.

He now wants Hall, 34 years old, to leave and get more fights and keep his pre-fight tattoo promise.

Bjornsson stated on his YouTube channel that "if you really want that match then I am open to it, but I am not signing that agreement."

"We can talk about any rematch once you have the tattoo. I would love to fight more. Eddie is the next fight? I don't believe so.

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"I believe that Eddie should have some fights, and I should have some fights.

"If we win our fights, we can create more hype for future fights."

"I would love it if Eddie and I could fight again in a year or so."

"But fighting right here again, I don't believe is the right decision. I think fighting in a few years is something that can make it more exciting."

The bitter bout was over, and the pair agreed to donate $200,000 (PS150,000), to the charity of their choice.

Hall was so confident about his victory that he pledged to ink Bjornsson’s name on his back if it happened.

British ex-world's strong man champion, the British one, confirmed that he was willing to accept the wager. He also hopes for a rematch.

Hall stated on his channel that "we never had anything formal written; I tried to, I reached back to the promoter several times trying to get a Zoom Call with Thor but it never happened."

"There are no restrictions on how big, what colour, or where except for what is said on YouTube.

"I think it's going be used as an instrument for the rematch, and I would do that."

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"I would not do the rematch if Thor hadn't gotten his tattoo. It will happen. I will make it in my own time.

"I will write up the rematch clause before I do, and that may take time. But I'm a man who keeps his word. If it's going on, it will happen.

"I can see the humor in things at the end." It is hard to accept loss, but it is what is."