Eddie Hall takes Tommy Fury for a spin in his TANK as boxer and strongman link up for new project
EDDIE HALL and Tommy Fury linked up for a drive in a tank as part of a new project.
The two fighters took part in filming together and afterwards posed for a photo.
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They both raised their fists, smiling in front of Hall's tank.
The pair also took part in a sparring session, with the former strongman appearing to get the upper hand on Fury.
Hall pinned Fury to the wall in the session and shared a snap of himself doing so on Facebook, which he captioned: "I don't think Tommy Fury wants to film with me again 😂"
The strongman turned MMA fighter later shared a photo of himself posing in front of a tank he owns, biceps on show.
Hall wrote: "Yes we drove the tank 😂"
Fans loved the collab, particularly the sparring session they held.
One reacted saying: "Be careful Eddie or you'll have his brother on you 😂"
Another added: "The more he aged the more childish he has become. Keep on."
Hall, 37, recently triumphed in his MMA debut, defeating Mariusz Pudzianowski.
Hall pummeled Pudzianowski into oblivion with a vicious barrage of hammer fists after tossing him to the ground as he fended off a takedown attempt.
Now he is plotting his next fight, and joked his dream opponent would be Conor McGregor.
He said: "Maybe Mariusz will do the rematch with two-minute rounds.
"I've got no aspirations to be number one in KSW. That's just not for me. I want to come and have fun.
"I want to fight my heroes. I want to fight the freaks of the world."
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