Eddie Hall wants to “tear the legs and arms of Dillon Danis from his chest” for the next fight MMA

Eddie Hall was the literal The biggest winner of this last weekend of combat sports.

Responsible for facing his compatriot Mastodon and the strongest former man in the world Mariusz Pudzianowski, the super heavyweight of 330 pounds won its professional debut at MMA in KSW 105 in just 30 seconds. Although Hall had a “Freak Show” match in 2024, Pudzianowski's fight was his first traditional MMA fight.

Not stranger to the pressure of the lively lights, said Hall during the Wednesday edition of “The Ariel Helwani Show” It was relatively calm in the accumulation – until it was time to walk.

“To get the victory, it was absolutely incredible,” said Hall. “Very first time entering the octagon, and, of course, the nerves were absolutely through the roof, as you can imagine. But I managed to intervene and do business.

“The nerves are probably a little more because it is a fight. I think that if you are in competition, and that you have a sort of control, you know in a way the result of the strong man. You know that you are going to do 10 rehearsals with this weight. You know that you are going to do 20 meters from this truck.

Unlike Hall, the fight was the 28th of Pudzianowski in his MMA career. The Polish fighter was not foreign to the types of crazy conflicts and cars, therefore from the viewer's point of view, something had to give in the battle of the giants. Hall, however, was amazed to have stored the legend of the strong man as quickly as him.

“I convinced myself that it would be a full number of eight minutes, two laps of four minutes,” said Hall.

“It was a little weird because, as I say, I was more than ready to stand up and interact with Mariusz for two rounds of four minutes, but when you catch someone and you can see him in their eyes that they have somehow lost conscience – and that's what happened. It was a small piece, and I missed both eyes, so I'm cherishing him,” like, “it's my time. It could have happened after four minutes, but it happened 10 seconds in the fight.

“You see in a way red. You just know that you have to give 100% aggressiveness. When someone gets these eyes rolled at the back of their heads, you just have to finish them. Keep this pressure constantly, because if it gets consciousness again, then you are back in Square 1.”

After the fight, there were concerns that Hall may have broken his hand because of how much he swollen. In the end, the Briton says he is doing well and could go back to the action tomorrow.

Despite its short duration, the fight was not impeccable or without problem. Hall and the referee collected the Flak for a dubious finishing sequence which saw certain punch of halls at the back of the head of Pudzianowski. If there was a great regret in the experience, it would be for the newcomer to the MMA.

“If I could go back in time and not hit the back of his head, I would do it,” said Hall. “I would say that I regret it massively, but it just happened so quickly. It was my first fight. You try to hit the front with his face. He turns your head, he gives you the back of the head – this is only one of these things.

“I raise my hands – it happened. One blow is too much at the back of the head, so too bad two or three. I raise my hands, excuses me massively.”

Hall, 37, has one more fight on his contract with KSW, and it's supposed to be a revenge match against Pudzianowski. He is happy to make him go back with his idol of the strong man, but Hall wants only in his terms, which means two minutes of towers as opposed to their previous four.

The concept “Freak Show” is that the Lane Hall plans to stay, whether it is starting by a suite of Pudzianowski or otherwise. There has already been speculation on a possible David style fight against Goliath, opposing hall to the old hope of the Welter Dillon Danis weight. Misfits Boxing was the promotion to express his interest in twinning, and Hall would accept with pleasure.

“Misfits mentioned this fight in March,” said Hall about Danis's fight. “They said it was in talks, they said it was going to happen, but the difference in weight could not get there. I never had part of this conversation.

“They put this thing on Instagram, saying that it almost happened. Well, if it happened, it was a news for me because I have never been part of a conversation to fight Dillon Danis. Then, I saw this, and I said to myself:” Okay, ok, let's go. “Then, the Mariusz fight, there were a lot of discussions, and I would like to take this fight (Danis).

Eddie Hall is a very tall man. (John Phillips / Getty Images)

(John Phillips via Getty Images)

“I think that's exactly what this fight is. I want to see.

Before its professional beginnings, Hall clearly said He was not trying to be the best fighter in the world or to make a title. This does not mean that it is not open to the idea of an elite level opponent, however.

And Francis Ngannou, that KSW has already thrown for fantastic purposes? Others like the BKFC heavyweight champion, Ben Rothwell, also called for a room confrontation, and the British giant could not help laughing suggestions. If he offered enough money, it would be difficult to say no.

“F *** Ing Hell,” laughs Hall when asked Ngannou. “A bit like that Ben Rothwell, you mainly put me with wolves. I would need a little time. I would need a lot of training, and it should be a lot of money, but I think with anything in life, if the money was right, I would take it.

“The only way to fight Francis Ngannou would be a hell of a training camp. I would likely like a nine to nine months, dragging you with high -level athletes and the best camps. The end of the chin can happen.

“So, I wouldn't go by thinking that I have no chance, but it should be a large incentive for me to do it, and put my life in play in the ring with someone like Ngannou.”

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