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Scottish Sun
2 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Eddie Hall takes Tommy Fury for a spin in his TANK as boxer and strongman link up for new project
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) 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. 4 Eddie Hall and Tommy Fury linked up for a collab Credit: Instagram / @tommyfury 4 The pair went for a spin in Hall's tank Credit: Facebook / Eddie Hall - The Beast 4 They had a sparring session too Credit: Facebook / Eddie Hall - The Beast 4 Hall likes to show off his tank Credit: Instagram / @tommyfury 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. READ MORE IN BOXING BOX TO BOX Prem star reveals he was secretly a boxer as a kid and throws support to Wardley 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." CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS 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. Shock moment ex-World's Strongest Man & MMA fighter Eddie Hall chases driver screaming 'I'll rip your f***ing head off' 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."
The Sun
2 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
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. 4 4 4 4 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."
The Citizen
10 hours ago
- General
- The Citizen
CIT robbery – security guards told to lie down in the grass before van was blown up
CIT robbery – security guards told to lie down in the grass before van was blown up Ten suspects bombed the cash van on the R544 last night. The heist unfolded between Groblersdal and eMalahleni at around 18:30 when robbers bombed it. The G4S cash van, occupied by two security officers was en route to their base in eMalahleni when gunshots were heard. They were escorted by another security vehicle also with two security officers. According to Captain Eddie Hall, a police spokesperson the driver stopped and saw a silver VW T-Cross and a white Toyota Hilux double cab. The escorting vehicle was forced out of the road by the robbers in a VW Polo. Both vehicles overturned. The robbers disarmed the security guards, pulled them out of the cash van, and ordered them to lie down in the grass on the side of the road before they bombed the vehicle twice. They fled with their loot. Breaking news at your fingertips … Follow WITBANK NEWS on our website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or TikTok Chat to us: info@ At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
The Citizen
5 days ago
- The Citizen
eMalahleni under threat of armed robbery
According to the Witbank SAPS statistics for only May, a total of 27 people have fallen victim to armed robbery, with some cases reported during the day and others at night. The numbers are alarming, and the community is questioning the way forward. Some of the recent incidents include: A resident who was robbed of cash on her way to convert her US Dollars. In the second one, several people were robbed of their cellphones and valuables while walking home from their workplaces. The incidents left them shaken and fearful for their safety. Moreover, a family was robbed of their electronics and cash while at home. The perpetrators broke into their house during the night, threatening the family with violence if they didn't hand over their valuables. The police are working hard to combat this kind of crime, but it's clear that more needs to be done to ensure the safety of residents. 'Members of the public should avoid being on the streets at night at all costs,' said Witbank Police spokesperson, Captain Eddie Hall. The rise in armed robbery has left many residents fearful for their safety. One of the incidents highlighted that you should not trust any stranger who might even pretend to be helping. In another incident, a motorist with a passenger was lost, trying to navigate their way around the Old Coronation area, when an unknown man approached them. The man told them that it was not safe to drive where they were and advised them to return as soon as possible. As the motorist was doing as instructed, things suddenly turned upside down when the man who pretended to help allegedly pointed a gun at the motorist, demanding the motorist's money to pay for the warning that he had just given them. Another group of five unknown men showed up. The motorist, together with the passenger, was then told to get out of the vehicle and sit at the back. The robbers searched the car and allegedly robbed them of their belongings. 'Do not carry a large amount of money with you, and always be on the lookout for suspicious vehicles and people. Beware of your surroundings,' Hall added. Residents are advised to take the necessary precautions to protect themselves and their property. This includes avoiding walking alone in isolated areas and reporting any suspicious activity to the police. Breaking news at your fingertips … Follow WITBANK NEWS on our website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or TikTok Chat to us: info@ At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
The Citizen
6 days ago
- The Citizen
Locals fell prey to fraud worth thousands of rands
Fraudsters over the past weekend left more than three locals stunned after scamming thousands of rands through electronic transactions. According to the police, the scams varying from digital theft to in-person deception, have robbed individuals of their hard-earned money, proving that fraudsters are becoming increasingly sophisticated in their tactics. 'To protect yourself from fraud and cyber threats, never respond to emails or phone messages claiming to be from your bank that request personal details, as legitimate banks will never ask for this information via email. Never share your online ID, password, or PIN with anyone, and avoid writing them down or saving them on your desktop. Always ensure you log off or sign out after completing an internet banking session, and never leave your computer unattended while logged in. Avoid doing online banking in public areas or on computers accessible to strangers. Regularly change your PIN and passwords, set reasonable transaction limits on your accounts, and only provide credit card details to trustworthy companies. Lastly, if an offer seems too good to be true, it probably is – always remain cautious and vigilant when dealing with financial transactions,' said Captain Eddie Hall, spokesperson of SAPS Witbank as he warns the public against cases like this. For one unsuspecting victim in Watermeyer street on May 23, a simple phone notification turned into a nightmare. According to police a man was woken up by the sound of his phone beeping, and checked his account only to find that R18 700 had been withdrawn via a PayShap transaction—an app he never authorised for such use. The realisation was sudden as the reality of cyber fraud hit home. On May 22, there were a few cases reported. In Strydom Street a man encountered three individuals – two women and one man – who claimed to be employees of a national fuel company. They assured him they were assisting customers with their points cards for petrol purchases. Trusting them, he allowed them to take his picture and handed over his ID details. What followed was financial devastation – R81 000 was withdrawn from his bank account across multiple locations. In another incident in Uthingo Park, Tasbet Park, a woman found herself unknowingly tricked by a scam that exploited trust and familiarity. According to police she received a message on WhatsApp, supposedly from her pastor, requesting an urgent money transfer due to a network issue. Without questioning the legitimacy of the request, she transferred R3 000 to the provided account number, only to later receive confirmation that her pastor's number had been hacked. 'I never suspected it was a scam – I genuinely believed I was helping my pastor. My trust in him made me certain that his request was genuine, and I acted with a kind heart, simply wanting to support someone in need. It never crossed my mind that I could be deceived,' she said. In another incident, a resident in Bankenveld Estate fall prey to an attack which came in the form of unexpected online money transactions. On May 14, he noticed unusual deductions from his Absa account. Upon contacting the bank's fraud helpline, he was informed that his account had been cloned, resulting in a staggering loss of R39 524.64. Breaking news at your fingertips … Follow WITBANK NEWS on our website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or TikTok Chat to us: info@ At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
