WWE legend Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson offers to train with Hafthor Bjornsson in classy message after win over Eddie Hall

DWAYNE "The Rock" Johnson has offered to train with Hafthor Bjornsson.

The Game of Thrones star is fresh off his victory over Eddie Hall in their strong man grudge match last month.

And things appear to be getting even better for the 33-year-old after connecting with The Rock online.

It started with Bjornsson tweeting: "Super jet-lagged.

"Woke up at 4am. Doesn't the @TheRock train at 4am everyday?

"Should I train? #AbsolutelyNot"

The Rock, 49, saw the tweet - and quoted it responding: "😂 Technically, I wake up @4am every day and I’m training by 5am.

"One day we’ll have to bang on some iron together.

"The world’s strongest man, boxer, actor etc and the big, brown, bald, tattooed guy who’s only famous for wearing a fanny pack.

"Keep kickin’ ass brother 💪🏾"

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Icelandic giant Bjornsson was thrilled with The Rock's correspondence, posting a screenshot of his reply to Instagram.

He captioned the snap: "This absolute legend replied to my tweet today.

"Looking forward to that training session 💯💪🏼. @therock"

Bjornsson won't be training for a Hall rematch any time soon - after revealing that it could be two years until he agrees to one.

Laying out his terms, he recent said on his: "If you really want that rematch then I am willing to give you it but I am not signing that contract.

Is Eddie the next fight? I don't think so

Hafthor Bjornsson

"You get the tattoo then we can discuss any rematch. I want to obviously fight more. Is Eddie the next fight? I don't think so.

"I think the right way to do this is for Eddie to have some fights and for me to have some fights.

"If we both win our fights we can build some more hype for a future fight.

"I would love that maybe in a year or two years me and Eddie can fight again.

"But fighting right now again I don't think is the right choice, I think fighting in a year or two is something that can be more exciting."