Irfan Mehsood, a Pakistani mixed martial artist from South Waziristan, has achieved two new Guinness World Records by lifting a 40-pound weight with his toe for an impressive 3 minutes and 20 seconds. This remarkable feat surpasses the previous record of 1 minute and 32 seconds, which was held by Italy’s Marcello Ferri. According to state-run APP, this accomplishment further cements Mehsood’s status as a record-breaking athlete.
At 33 years old, Mehsood has set a remarkable milestone as the first Pakistani to hold 100 Guinness World Records in under eight years. His impressive collection includes 46 records in the push-ups category and 31 records with a 100-pound weight. He also holds a notable record for lifting a 70 kg weight with his toe, showcasing his exceptional strength and endurance.
In addition to his recent achievements, Mehsood has set records across various physical challenges, including push-ups, squats, jumping jacks, step-ups, knee strikes, elbow strikes, side jumps, high jumps, and star jumps. His dedication and versatility have led him to break records held by athletes from 16 different countries. These countries include the United States, Great Britain, India, China, Norway, Germany, France, Finland, the Philippines, Spain, Italy, Lebanon, Egypt, Iraq, and Syria.
Mehsood’s accomplishments highlight his extraordinary physical capabilities and his commitment to pushing the boundaries of human endurance. His record-breaking feats continue to inspire and demonstrate the potential of Pakistani athletes on a global stage.
