Eddie Hall has revealed his plans to return to MMA for the first time since April 2025.
From arm wrestling contests to exhibition boxing fights, Hall has tried his hand in almost everything that you can think of.
He first ventured into combat sports in March 2022 when fighting Hafthor Julius Bjornsson at the Aviation Club Tennis Centre, Dubai in an exhibition boxing bout, where he succumbed to a unanimous decision defeat after six rounds.
He returned to the ring against Tommy Fury in June, where he lost a majority decision despite holding his own against the unbeaten cruiserweight, but in between his boxing fights, he made his MMA debut.
After 18 months outside of the octagon, the former World's Strongest Man is plotting a return.
When speaking to Charlie Parsons on The Stomping Ground's YouTube channel, he said: "I did negotiate a fight with Misfits. It's meant to be the 5th December.
"I don't think that's going to happen because I haven't heard anything so maybe it's going to get moved.
"That's going to be an MMA fight for Misfits."
Hall made his official MMA debut against Poland's Mariusz Pudzianowski in April 2025, defeating the former strongman in just 30 seconds via TKO. The Newcastle-under-Lyme born 38-year-old unleashed a devastating barrage of punches, forcing the referee to step in and end the fight in round one.
He had previously fought identical twin content creators Jamil Neffati and Jamel Neffati in a unique 2-on-1 handicap MMA-style exhibition match, winning via double knockout.
His involvement on Misfits' 5th December card is up in the air, but he did tell Parsons his proposed opponent. This, however, was muted by The Stomping Ground at Hall's request.
Dillon Danis -- who boats a 2-0 MMA record with victories over Max Humphrey and Kyle Walker -- has been mooted as a potential opponent by speculative fans.
