100-Meter World Record

Guinness world records, Egypt

Egyptian strongman breaks train-pulling world record while fasting

An Egyptian athlete broke a world record in pulling a 279-ton train in central Cairo during the Islamic fasting month of Ramadan. Egyptian media

The Associated Press on MSN · 2d

He can pull a train by the strength of his teeth. An Egyptian wrestler sets 3 world records

CAIRO — Pulling a train by the strength of your teeth is no easy task. But for Egyptian wrestler Ashraf Mahrous, also known by his nickname Kabonga, it's just one of several things he can do to show off his astonishing strength.

Egyptian Streets · 8h

Egyptian Wrestler Ashraf Mahrous Breaks Three Guinness World Records

Egyptian wrestler Ashraf Mahrous, better known as Kabonga, made headlines on Thursday, when he set his jaw, gripped a thick rope between his teeth, and proceeded to pull a 279-ton train nearly 10 me

deseret · 2d

Video: Egyptian wrestler breaks a Guinness World Record — with his teeth

Instead of pulling teeth, Egyptian wrestler Ashraf Mahrous pulled with his teeth to break a Guinness World Record on Thursday, March 13. The wrestler, nicknamed “Kabonga,” was recognized by Guinness World Records for breaking records in three different categories,

The Mirror22d

Usain Bolt reveals how quick he could run 100 metres now eight years after retiring

Now, eight years after his last professional race, Bolt feels he couldn't come close to his original world record if he ran the 100 metres as a 38-year-old. While appearing on the Obi One ...

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At 95, He’s the World’s Oldest Speedskater. He’s Gunning for 100.

Iichi Marumo started competing in his late 80s, after a life spent farming, publishing poetry and volunteering to fly in a ...

Tuko on MSN19d

Usain Bolt Discloses What Stopped Him From Breaking 100m World Record Again

Retired sprint star Usain Bolt opened up about factors and discussed the challenges that impacted his chances of setting an even faster time in the 100m race.

Runner's World17d

For Grant Fisher’s World Record Pacers: Hit the Splits. Then Get Out of the Way

Fisher stuck right to him, and retook the lead with less than 100 meters remaining. He won in a world indoor record time of 7:22.91, with Hocker right behind, also faster than the previous ...

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