HAFTHOR BJORNSSON cast doubts on Eddie Hall's fitness, saying that'something seems off'.
Thor is unsure if his opponent has been training, as he claims that the Brit was eating cheesecake all day.
HafthorBjornsson believes Eddie Hall is too heavy in the lead up to their fight
According to Muscle and Health Bjornsson believes he can make light of Hall who "looks way too large".
To settle old scores, the strongman duo collided in Saturday's 'heaviest fight in boxing history'.
Bjornsson (33), and Hall (34), had to be separated during a heated confrontation in Dubai.
Injestries continue to be traded. Hall even called the Icelandic giant, 'c ***'.
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SunSport reported Tuesday that Bjornsson said that he was ready to KO Hall in the third or fourth round using an uppercut.
The 2018 World's Strongest Man (WSM), winner of Game of Thrones, has lost an amazing 10 STONE in the fight.
Bjornsson says Hall hasn't done enough to prepare for their fight.
He believes the 2017 WSM champ is "out of shape" despite two years of preparation.
CHELTENHAM SIGN UP OFFERS AND FREE CHELTENHAM BETS - ALL THE LATEST DEALS RACING THIS WEEKBjornsson is confident that he will win the fight quickly, while Hall will not be able to continue the fight.
Muscle and Health was told by Bjornsson that Eddie still looks fat. My physique is a clear sign that I am training hard.
"But, when you look at Eddie you start to wonder if he is really training so hard or just talking.
"Because he looks out of form. He's been training for two years. What's the deal?
"Is it that he still eats cheesecake all of the time?" Or is it something else? Or is it his poor diet or his training?
"Something is wrong. He is way too heavy and out of shape. He'll be surprised to make it the full distance.
"I'll likely knock him out in three to four rounds. He just seems oddly-shaped.
"He is too large; he appears bulky in his face."
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