Ashraf Mahrous, an Egyptian wrestler known as Kabonga, has achieved three Guinness World Records for his extraordinary strength, including the pull of a 279-ton train using his teeth. Demonstrating remarkable ability at Cairo’s Ramses Train Station, he showcased his strength in front of a cheering crowd. Mahrous holds previous records and continues to redefine human strength limitations despite short training periods.
Egyptian wrestler Ashraf Mahrous, also known as Kabonga, has impressively demonstrated his remarkable strength by pulling trains using only his teeth. Recently, he achieved formal acclaim from Guinness World Records for three distinct feats, including the heaviest rail pull by teeth, the heaviest locomotive pull, and the fastest pull of a 100-meter road vehicle.
Mahrous successfully pulled a two-ton locomotive in under 40 seconds. Moreover, he demonstrated his abilities at the Ramses Train Station in Cairo, pulling a 279-ton train attached by a rope to his teeth across a distance of nearly 10 meters (33 feet) to the delight of gathered crowds. He further repeated this extraordinary pull with the strap secured around his shoulders.
In his 40s, Mahrous serves as the president of the Egyptian Federation for Professional Wrestlers. His earlier records include cracking and consuming 11 raw eggs within 30 seconds in February 2024 and pulling a 15,730-kilogram truck using his teeth in June 2021. Despite training only 20 days before this event, he showcased his unique capabilities.
As remarked by Dawlet Elnakeb, one of the event’s organizers, Mahrous possesses “abnormal strength,” which significantly contributes to his record-breaking abilities. His extraordinary demonstrations not only entertain but also redefine the limits of human strength and endurance.
In summary, Ashraf Mahrous, known as Kabonga, has set multiple Guinness World Records for his astonishing ability to pull heavy objects using just his teeth. His recent achievements, highlighted by the pulling of a train, showcase his incredible strength and training dedication. Despite limited preparation, he continues to impress audiences with his remarkable feats, further establishing his position in the world of professional wrestling and strength competitions.
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