HAFTHOR BJORNSSON reveals what he told Eddie Hall following their grudge match... but refuses to reveal what he said back.
The Game of Thrones star, nicknamed Thor, won bragging rights over his Dubai strongman rival.
Bjornsson got two knockdowns and he also won the super-heavyweight show by recovering from an eight count.
After six rounds of exhibition, the couple unconvincingly hugged and exchanged words.
Bjornsson (33), told iFL TV that he congratulated him and said, Thank you very much. I told him he had fought hard, and he did.
"I told him that he was the only one who's dropped me in a ring. I won't go into detail about what he said but this is what I said."
Bjornsson (33), capped two years of intense boxing training, which saw him lose TEN STONE, by winning the fight that would change his life.
He refused to rule out a return to boxing, teasing a move into traditional boxing.
He stated, "I love this journey." I'm still learning. I would say that I am OK for a beginner. I have learned a lot in a very short time.
"Who knows where I'll end up in one year." What can I do to improve my performance in the next year?
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"And as long I enjoy this journey, I'll continue to go."
Bjornsson will close the chapter with Hall, but is equally open for a sequel.
He stated: "On my behalf I've moved forward. He can request a rematch if he so desires.
