Former World’s Strongest Man Eddie Hall has knocked out both Neffati Brothers at the same time as the World Freak Fight League proved even more farcical than it sounded.
The 150kg “Beast”, who won the 2017 World’s Strongest Man competition, served up one-sided wins over the 160cm Tik Tok famous twins Jamil and Jamel.
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Hall, 36, was far too good as the 190cm powerhouse treated the duo like disposable punchbags.
He hurled one Neffati to the ground upside down – while adjusting to pound the other to the floor with an overhead right.
That rare combination helped give Hall a double TKO victory as he tonked the two TikTokers on his return to combat sports after two years out.
He last fought in losing to strongman rival Hafthor “The Mountain” Bjornsson at boxing.
In contrast, the Neffatis were more like molehills than mountains as they were crushed with contempt at King George’s Hall in Blackburn.
One viewer responded: “Eddie Hall just powerbombed a little person and then proceeded to KO him.”
Another said of the Neffatis: “HAHAHAHA. Well, they engaged.”
And a third posted: “This has been truly awful. How are you gonna point fight in a 2v1 match?”
Online one MMA fan wrote: “Who let this fight happen?!”
While another added: “How did this fight get sanctioned?”
And a third commented: “Yeah this was a bad idea …”
Others seemed to love the entertainment value of the mismatched bout and lauded Hall for his spectacular slam and devastating hook.
One wrote: “Might be the greatest highlight of all time.”
And a second added: “This is the best entertainment I’ve seen in a long time. We’re so back.”
Another chimed in writing: “2v1 MMA might be the best thing ever created”.
Eddie Hall was throwing them around like toys. Photo: Twitter
What a punch. Photo: Twitter
Hall had them KO’ed. Photo: Twitter
Two people who didn’t seem to expect the fight to be so easy for Hall were the Neffati twins themselves.
