Kevin fast, a Canadian man set a world record in 2009 by pulling a 416,299 pound aeroplane for 28 feet. Fast also owns the record for heaviest vehicle pulled over 100ft, the priest was said to remain humble and happy over the record-breaking. The previous record was set in 1997 by David Huxley of Australia, pulling 412,264 pounds.
Robert Lewandowski, a world famous football player did the impossible by scoring 5 goals in 9 minutes while playing for Bayern Munich against Wolfsburg in 2015. Even though players like Messi have scored 5 goals before, nobody has done it in 9 minutes and we doubt anybody ever will.
Sultan K?sen is a Turkish farmer who is officially named the world's tallest man with a staggering height of 8ft 2.82in. Being the tallest man in the world did come with a price as sultan has to have a waking stick wherever he goes to support him. But sultan reckons he is happy about his height and sees this abnormality as a God given gift to him.
Chandra dangi a man from Nepal is recognised as the smallest human in the world with the official height of 21.5 inches. He was 72 years old when he was measured and is recorded as the shortest human to ever walk this planet.
Michael lolito also known as "mr. eats it all" was a French entertainer who ate everything he found. His greatest record is consuming an entire cesna aeroplane. He also ate dirt, lightbulbs and glass without getting any cuts or sickness. Doctors concluded that Michael had a thick lining in his stomach that prevented him from getting hurt.
Jon brower minnoch was recorded as the world's heaviest man in 1978, weighing in at 635 kilograms. It's not surprising that his record has not been beaten, but what's surprising is the fact that Jon has been heavy all his life. At the age of 12 he weighed 133kg. Minnoch was put in a strict weightloss diet and lost over 419kg which is also the largest weight loss documented in history.
Nate Carroll, a Winneconne man set the world record by doing a whopping 1,500,231 pushups in a year or 4000 a day on average. Nate has said in an interview that he set the world record as an appreciation for the law enforcement officials.
Uwe Hohn, the coach of latest Olympic gold medalist Neeraj Chopra, was a legend in his time. Infact Hohn is the only person in Javelin's history to have thrown a javelin past 100m. His record is 104.80m which he created in 1982. However, in 1986 the javelin was redesigned and all records were reset, making his record eternal.
The man, the myth, the legend, Usain Bolt ran 100m in a staggering 9.58 seconds during the 2009 world championship finals. This Jamaican athelete is considered the greatest of all time since he also owns the world records in 200m and 4x100m relay.
Ashrita Furman or a professional record breaker as some might call him has broken a total of more than 600 records and atleast 200 of them still being active. Some of his records include owning the world's largest pencil and longest top spinning time.
