Video: The admirable records of the world's strongest
Khaladzhi currently owns 63 Guinness records. He could just carry the horse, the cow and buffalo walked freely or even the car rolled over.
Dmitriy Khaladzhi (38) in Ukraine was named the world's strongest man because he owns extremely impressive records.
Khaladzhi carried the horse freely, and was unharmed.
Khaladzhi currently owns 63. He could just carry the horse, the cow and buffalo walked freely or even the car rolled over.
Besides, Khaladzhi can also lift a 152kg stone with one hand or lift a 1m long pipe and weigh up to 1 ton and hold it for about 12.5 seconds.
When Khaladzhi was 4 years old, he suffered burns of 35% due to boiling water. After undergoing 7 surgeries, Khaladzhi's muscles were abnormally transformed.
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