HAFTHOR BJORNSSON’s dominant win over Eddie Hall at Dubai has opened the doors to a variety of exciting fights.
These two former world's most powerful men fought for six rounds of grudge matches. But it was Thor, the man known as Thor, who won.
Hall, 34 years old, was dropped twice by the 33-yearold, helping him win via unanimous decision.
Hall did however have 6ft 9in Icelandic counterpart rocking at times and called for a rematch immediately after his loss.
However, there are many other candidates who have also entered the race to become the next man to face The Mountain from Game of Thrones.
SunSport looks at who might be in Thor's firing lines.
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Eddie Hall (rematch)
Both mean and ringside officials teased a possible rematch after Saturday's fight.
Hall did force a standing counting in the second round after a meaty right-hand, so it will feel like there is still work to be done between these two giants.
Thor stated to the crowd, "Understandably, he seemed a bit mad still." It's also understandable that he lost the fight.
"But I'm happy. If he wants the match, I'll take it no problem. Would you guys like to have a rematch?
Martyn Ford
Ford, 39, was dubbed "World's Scariest Man" because of his evil looks and various roles.
He was at the ringside, cheering on his friend Hall, and he revealed that he was "gutted” for Hall after the fight.
Ford, 6ft 7in, insisted he would "back himself" to defeat Thor. He told iFL TV: "I would take Thor, 100 percent, I don’t know if he’d knock me out, but I’d win. I would back myself 100 percent."
He admitted that he would only consent to the fight, which Thor has also opened up to him, if Hall granted his blessing.
Tyson Fury
Thor called out Tyson Fury BEFORE Hall had even been beaten, declaring that he would "absolutely go toe-toe" with the world heavyweight champion.
Thor supported himself to defeat the Gypsy King 33 years ago, insisting that "a lot of people have asked me if I'll face Tyson Fury."
"Will you let me fight the greatest boxer in the world?" Absolutely. Absolutely. "I couldn't refuse that offer."
He said, "I would train and surprise the world with my ass."
Sajad Gharibi
Another potential opponent to Thor is the man known as "The Iranian Hulk".
Gharibi, 29 years old, is a massive 390 lb and is currently training for a fight against Ford at London's O2 Arena on April 30.
The winner of the fight, in front of an estimated 20,000 people, could be in line to get a shot at Thor.
Mariusz Pudzianowski
Pudzianowski (44), is a five time world's strongest man champion.
Hall has already called out the Polish strongman, but his defeat last evening could mean that Pudzianowski will face Thor.
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He has a 16-7 record since he recently switched to MMA.
However, the opportunity to face Thor might prove too tempting to pass up.
