HAFTHOR BJORNSSON is willing to demonstrate Tyson Fury "real strength" in an extraordinary exhibit, but joked that he would "get his ass beat".
The Game of Thrones star, who plays The Mountain in HBO's hit series, recently defeated Eddie Hall in Dubai.
Hafthor Bornsson is ready and able to demonstrate Tyson Fury's'real power"
This leaves Thor, the man known as Thor, with many options for his next fight.
WBC heavyweight champion Fury (33), has said he will RETIRE following his UK homecoming against DillianWhyte (33) at Wembley.
He will still be there for mega-crossover fights like the one with Francis Ngannou (UFC star, 35), which is planned for Las Vegas next year.
Bjornsson, who is 6ft 9in tall like Fury, is now offering himself as a super-heavyweight option - regardless of how difficult the challenge may be.
SunSport spoke with Reign Total Body Fuel's athlete, saying: "It seems crazy to me to go against one of the best heavyweight boxers in the world."
"I would beat him 100 percent if I were to take on his challenge."
"I would have a hard time committing my life to this sport, and train like a f***ing madman. Maybe it would be a fight in ten years.
"But today, I would literally beat him to bits. But I wouldn't say no to that.
"If a big guy like him wants fight and feel real power, then he's my man."
FREE BETTING AND SIGN-UP DEALS - THE BEST NEW CUSTOMER OFFERINGSFury met Hall in December and was full of support for him before Bjornsson defeated Hall, 34, in six rounds.
This brought an end almost a decade of feuding and two years of brutal training between the couple.
They were billed as 'the most intense boxing match in history' and weighed a combined 47 STONE just days before Bjornsson's victory.
Following the huge win in the grudge match, he hopes to return to boxing this summer.
Bjornsson stated: "I feel great. I came out with no injuries and 100 percent healthy. So I would like to fight in six months.
"I want to be active. I would be happy for this summer to fight, honestly. Let's just be real, I don't get any younger.
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"I am 33 years old and I must stay active if I want to make a career out of boxing.
"I cannot wait for a year to fight and then wait two years before taking up a fight. I must be super-active. I would love to fight every three months.
"It would be great to have training camps before every fight. I could also improve my skills and my game plan. If I could control it, I would love to fight within three months."
