Hafthor Bjornsson, Game of Thrones' star, reveals the terms of Eddie Hall rematch. This includes a tattoo and charity donation

HAFTHOR BJORNSSON will give Eddie Hall a rematch, provided certain conditions are met.

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 warned Hall, who is 34, that he would add another chapter to their rivalry, and secure a sequel. He must also follow through with a charitable donation and tattoo.

SunSport spoke with Bjornsson: "We could definitely take another match, I would be glad to do so, but he must do things that he promised."

He must get the tattoo done, and he must pay the money to charity of his choice. I will also donate to charity.

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.

In a YouTube video, he said: "I've been keeping all this time so that if I lose, then I've done all I can and I will have a tattoo on my back of Thor, life is good."

Bjornsson, who played The Mountain in Game of Thrones, has not forgotten the promises.

He stated, "I hope that he'll keep his word." He's going to have to live up to his word if he doesn't.

"People will be disappointed, and people will stop believing what he says."

"We all know that if I lost the fight, he would already be asking where the tattoo is and the money.

"I am at least giving him a few more days to relax with his family members and friends.

"I am at least giving him time to breathe. I won't attack the guy immediately because I know what he's going through.

"He is emotional right now. I'm going give him time to breathe, but at some point, I'm going have to ask him - if the tattoo hasn't been posted."

Their score seems to be settled by the spectacle bout, billed as 'the heaviest match in boxing history'.

Hall has suffered the most severe blow when he won their huge grudge match.

He stated that there was a lot to be said during the build-up and that he could get into my head a few more times.

"Not in a manner that I didn’t believe in myself, but he annoyed my a few times by saying silly and uttering lies to be truthful with me.

"But all in all, I'm happy about the fight. Although he fought well, I fought better and won the fight.

"He was a difficult opponent because he was so difficult to read at the beginning. He had a strange style that is difficult to train against.

"You don’t have many opponents against which to throw these heavy hooks constantly.

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