Eddie Hall, the celebrated former World’s Strongest Man, has undoubtedly made his mark in the realm of strength sports. But what set him apart from other athletes is his insatiable thirst for new challenges and his unwavering determination to excel in various disciplines. From strongman competitions to boxing and beyond, Eddie Hall has fearlessly dipped his foot in multiple sports, proving his versatility and leaving a lasting impression on the world of sports.

Quite recently, in a surprising and electrifying moment caught on camera, Eddie Hall, the legendary former World’s Strongest Man, left the boxing world in awe as he competed against professional boxer Tommy Fury in a thrilling punching competition on a boxing arcade machine.

Who emerged victorious? 

The unexpected showdown took place as part of a casual gathering, where Eddie Hall and Tommy Fury found themselves in the presence of the arcade machine. Both renowned for their respective athletic abilities, the friendly challenge quickly escalated into an intense battle that showcased the unique talents possessed by these extraordinary athletes.

The video started by depicting Hall’s destructive punch, due to which he broke the high score of the machine with 904 points. Continuing further in the video, Fury stated, “The secret is I’m going to have to get a walk up aren’t I?” before taking multiple chances at the arcade machine. Fury’s best punch got him a score of 881.

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While the results of this lighthearted competition may not carry the same weight as a professional boxing match, it serves as a reminder of the exceptional talent and dedication exhibited by athletes like Eddie Hall and Tommy Fury. Hall is not someone to sit back and relax. Even right now, he is preparing for his bodybuilding debut. However, this has not impressed a lot of athletes.

Hall and his controversial debut on a bodybuilding stage

A video posted back in January saw Hall announcing his bodybuilding debut in 2024. Hall stated, “At my peak, I was 433 pounds. So my idea is to get up to 433 pounds by April, that’s another 30 pounds, and then gonna cut by the end of the year. Like bulk, get the muscles big and juicy and then cut.” 

Reacting to this, YouTuber Nick’s Strength and Power said, “If I were him, I would just start cutting down.” Nick also seemed to be worried about Hall’s debut at the bodybuilding stage, where “The Beast” might not be able to produce the expected results.

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