EDDIE HALL will finally face off against Hafthor Thor' Bjornsson in the boxing ring.
In Dubai THIS WEEKEND, the heavyweight boxing match between strongmen rivals will be settled.
The fight was originally scheduled to take place in September but Hall pulled out due to a bicep injury.
Thor has been working on his preparation by attending exhibition boxing bouts, while Brit has trained with current world champions.
Hall said that he believes Thor has lost TOO many weight. The Game of Thones actor is showing a much more defined body as he prepares to fight.
Both of the World's Strongest Man former winners have lost several stone before the 'heaviest fight in boxing history'.
More information on Hall vs Thor
Bjornsson's transformation is perhaps more remarkable, as the 6ft 8in giant lost 55kg in two years.
Muscle and Health was informed by Hall that Thor, for whatever reason looks like a thin dog on heat.
"It's stupid. He looks sick and it's supposed be the biggest boxing match of all time.
"It's not me saying that. I see comments all around the place from people asking him if he is ill. It's not me who said that, but the general population.
"I believe he has a serious problem with his cardio. He can't sustain six rounds. He's losing so much weight because of that. Because his fitness levels are horrible.
"I have been looking for an excuse to punch him in the face for a while. My culture is that if someone burns you you will bite their nose."
Eddie Hall vs Thor - Start time and date
On Saturday, March 19, Eddie Hall vs Thor takes place.
The big fight will take place at 9pm GMT, which is 1am in Dubai.
Dubai Duty Free Stadium is the Middle East's host.
Eddie Hall vs Thor: How can you watch it for free?
With SEGI.TV having the rights, Eddie Hall vs Thor can be viewed for free.
You can simply view SEGI.TV to watch fight night.
Live streaming is available at no cost starting at 8.30 GMT.
You don't need to register or sign up to view SEGI.TV.
What are the rules of fighting?
The main fight will be fought over six rounds of 2 minutes each.
As opposed to heavyweights' 10 oz gloves, both fighters will wear 12 oz gloves.
Ringside judges will be present, and knockouts are allowed.
