Georgian athlete breaks Guinness World Record for heaviest road vehicle pulled by teeth
Zhgenti increased the previous record “significantly” and pulled a truck weighing 16 tons. Photo: Imedinews.ge
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Georgian athlete Bagrat Zhgenti on Tuesday broke a Guinness World Record for the heaviest road vehicle pulled with teeth.
The record previously belonged to an Egyptian wrestler, Ashraf Mahrous, who managed to lift 15 tons on June 12, 2021 in the north-eastern Egyptian city of Ismailia.
Zhgenti increased the previous record “significantly” and pulled a truck weighing 16 tons.
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