Game of Thrones' The Mountain and Irish boxer Steven Ward's fans want them to clash again
Hafthor Bjornsson and Steven Ward's stunning fight left amazing impact on the hearts of their fans
'Game of Thrones' star Hafthor Bjornsson and Irish boxer Steven Ward amazed fans with their stunning fighting skills in a final round performance during exhibition bout in Dubai last week.
The stunning fight, which ended in draw, left amazing impact on the hearts of their fans who went on social media to share their excitement, requesting the boxers to entertain them again in future.
Belfast cruiserweight Ward , who was surprised by the fitness of his Icelandic opponent Bjornsson, said that the former World's Strongest man "shook me to my boots" after the pair fought out an entertaining draw in Dubai.
Both the fighters went head to head at a sold-out Conrad Dubai, with the match kept under wraps until the official broadcast on Saturday evening.
Ward dramatically bounced back after being knocked down in the second round after Bjornsson, who appeared sharper and more skillful, landed a left hand jab and followed up with an eye-watering right hook that landed on Ward's shoulder.
Irish boxer Steven Ward will forever remember the final round in which he put the 'Game of Thrones' The Mountain, bloodying his nose with a flurry of fierce blows.
Hafthor Bjornsson was using the fight as preparation for his massive grudge match with fellow strongman Eddie Hall this September.
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