HAFTHOR BJORNSSON demanded that Tyson Fury sign a fight contract in response to their most recent verbal sparring session.
Fury flew impromptu to Iceland with Spencer Brown, his father John, and business partner.
Tyson Fury traveled to Iceland to confront Hafthor Brjornsson
Hafthor Brjornsson reacts Tyson Fury's latest jibe
Their mission was to "find" Game of Thrones star Bjornsson, following talks of an exhibition bout.
Fury failed to succeed, but Fury stated: "Thor! I'm not here, and you've already left Iceland to me. So, I'm the new Viking."
"I now own this property. It's mine."
Bjornsson retorted: "I'm currently filming in Rome a movie, love life and guess what?
"Tyson Fury is in Iceland. He tried to find me but couldn't because I'm not there.
"But Tyson. If your team is serious about me, send me a contract. Let's get serious.
"I'll be there for you, I'll help you find me, no worries."
Bjornsson (33) recently defeated Eddie Hall (34), in a huge grudge match, but he has not been back since.
Fury, 33, retired from boxing one month later, knocking out DillianWhyte, 34, at Wembley.
It seems his absence was temporary as he claimed he would be back to face Derek Chisora (38), in an unlikely trio bout.
Although the fight was originally scheduled for December, Fury suggested that he was already planning a rematch against Chisora.
He stated, "Do you know what's funny? People love to make deals and then ask for more.
"But, the most important thing for me is that I tell them to get f d.
This would allow Fury to fight Bjornsson at an extraordinary exhibition.
The Gypsy King is still holding his WBC title and remains the undisputed winner.
He will have to wait until Oleksandr Uzyk, 35, is ready to rematch Anthony Joshua 32 next Saturday after the Ukrainian's victory last September.
Fury would then be in position to challenge the winner in a first-ever heavyweight union in modern four-belt era.
Tyson Fury could be tempted to fight again in an undisputed bout
