Stunning Sports Guinness Records In 2022

It’s a huge thing if someone can get into the Guinness Book of World Records, especially with a creative and well-thought-out sports-related record, that they practiced a lot! There are silly and funny records, as well as amazing ones, and we have collected some of the stunning sports Guinness Records in 2022 for you!

Let’s Start with a Funny One!

An American man rowed more than 60 kilometers in a massive carved-out pumpkin. According to online sportsbook sites in the UK, Duane Hansen uniquely celebrated his 60th birthday. He carved out hundreds of kilos of pumpkin to function as a boat, then sat it on the Missouri River and rowed from eight-thirty in the morning until seven in the evening. It was 38 miles, 61 kilometers, setting a Guinness World Record.  In addition to the birthday celebration, he wanted and prepared to set a new Guinness World Record. Even the officials assigned to justify the record attempt were surprised by what they saw because they originally thought the man was just trying to float down the river in the mammoth vegetable from Bellevue to Nebraska. The previous record for sailing in a pumpkin was twenty-five and half miles, slightly more than forty-one kilometers.

Stunning Sports Guinness Records in 2022

Recently, a 22-year-old Dutch guy entered the Guinness Book of World Records with an extreme act! As a fitness and bodybuilder vlogger, challenges are part of his every day. Stan Bruininck, or as most people call him, Stan Browney, undertook stunning sports Guinness Records in 2022! According to online sportsbook sites in the UK, he wanted to break one of the craziest world records for pull-ups. He climbed onto the soles of an ascending helicopter on a runway in Belgium.  His friend, Arjen Albers, who is also known for the videos on the YouTube channel called Browney, tried to break the record first. He did 24 pull-ups in one minute, which was better than the record of Armenian Roman Sahradyan that he set in 2021. However, Browney followed that up with 25 pull-ups in 60 seconds, making him the current Guinness World Record holder! Albers and Browney’s successful record-breaking attempt was preceded by several weeks of preparation, for which they even rented a helicopter.  It took the two determined athletes 15 days to find a helicopter, and until then, they practiced on a slippery PVC pipe hanging on ropes. Normally, the exercise is performed on a fixed pull-up bar, but this time the aim was to simulate the circumstances, taking into account that the sole will be more slippery and thicker, plus the helicopter will also be moving. Doing a pull-up is challenging even in an average environment but try it a few meters above the ground, slipping from a floating vehicle!

Esport Guinness Record 

You could choose from hundreds of video games, but there are only a few that you can really immerse yourself in, and the Football Manager game series is one of them. The Polish video gamer Pawel Sicinski recently set a Guinness record by managing his teams from January 4, 2018, to May 18, 2434. The virtual career of the enthusiastic gamer lasted for 416 years and 134 days. During this time, he allowed only 260 days of vacation to the manager he supervised. Sicinski’s teams scored nearly 59,000 goals in 22,300 games, and last but not least, they were also successful in championships and cup series, earning Pawel Sicinski 1258 trophies. According to 888sport, the record holder played around 500 seasons in Football manager 2018. The previous record holder was a German player, Sepp Hedel, who played 333 seasons, which cost him 1940 hours. The creators of the Football Manager also noticed his remarkable sports Guinness Record in 2022. They even congratulated him on social media!

Stunning Sports Guinness Records in 2022

Zsolt Sinka, a.k.a. Popeye, set his third sport Guinness record in 2022. On January 25, the powerlifter and strongman made an unusual attempt. He pulled a 172-ton Boeing 747 airplane with his teeth at the Fujairah airport. No one has ever dragged such a massive plane with their teeth before, but Sinka using his solid jaw and enormous strength pulled the unfathomably heavy vehicle to 18 meters and 70 centimeters in one minute and 40 seconds. In order to do so, he even had to seek permission from the Crown Prince of Fujairah, Mohammed bin Hamad bin Mohammed Al Sharqi. Sinka started in the strange sport in 2010. You could also read about the record he set last fall at online sportsbook sites in the UK when he pulled three chained trucks, approximately one hundred tons. However, he was not the only strong person this year. the 26-year-old Karenjeet Kaur Bains also set a record that might interest you!

Hair Jumping Rope

With a little dexterity and imagination, you can create very spectacular hairstyles. Though what Laetitia Ky does is in another league, she uses her hair as art. She has tons of pictures and videos of dozens of unique hair pieces. However, this is not why we included her on our list of stunning sports Guinness Records in 2022. She set a record by combing her hair and braiding in some extensions to make it long enough to jump over it. Ky skipped the rope made of her hair for half a minute! However crazy this sounds, she was not the only one coming up with an impossible idea! Check out other unbelievable sports-related Guinness World Records too!

Stunning Sports Guinness Records in 2022

The last record holder’s story on our list is the most inspiring. You might have heard about Zion Clark, who was born with Caudal Regression Syndrome. It means that his legs did not develop in the womb. After lots of difficulties and suffering in his childhood, with the help of his adoptive mother, he overcame the hardships and turned to sports. He learned to use his arms to lift his body and walk on them. One of the most stunning sports Guinness Records in 2022 was when he set the fastest 20-meter walking on hands in 4,78 seconds. Follow the inspiring career of Zion Clark at 888sport, where you can also find details of the movie about his life!

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