How Many 4th Graders Does it Take to Beat the World's Strongest Man?

[@mitchellhooperstrongman]

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[@Drainosk]

Why

[@hecker136]

No

[@notanxyr]

Ye

[@Monke-e5x]

Real

[@Lucas-vbbbk]

Skibidi

[@dylanlollar6045]

I think those girls need to be tested, that tug of war really makes me question their natty status

[@espenstoro]

That ice cream ain't vanilla

[@BaronVonScrub]

Where's Coach Greg when you need him? :P

[@catedoge3206]

REAL

[@protyper9861]

Honestly tho fr

[@santiagosteven6105]

There on that creatinine Kool aid 🧃

[@1milliondogs]

He puts on a brave face, but we all know Mitch is dying inside every time one of those girls bests him 😆

[@goofygrandlouis6296]

bwhahaha 😆😆

[@reductio1000]

a fully hydrated Eddy would have pulled all those girls into the wall with ease...and laugh about it while apologizing. Oh sorry dear ,i did not mean to do that..😁😁 (yeah i did).

[@Fernando7865able]

⁠@@reductio1000fully hydrated 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@espenstoro]

@@reductio1000 Hydrated Eddie doesn't exist.

[@MedievalSolutions]

@@espenstoro more mythical than the Loch Ness monster

[@buckbuchanan4902]

This was wholesome to watch. Everyone really enjoyed themselves and those girls will never forget "beating" the World's Strongest Man.

[@andyhannon255]

Yeah, so many comments talking about surface area and how much rope he had on the tug of war. And I'm just like. "This is some nice wholesome fun"

[@Drakoth01]

Now you can flex by saying you're stronger than 8 4th grade girls

[@Optim40]

Sorry but you're not allowed to have judgments over others. You're like 12 ! You have a long way to go before you think you truly know anything.

[@JTHMjunk]

But is he stronger than 4 8th grade girls?

[@staceygram5555]

​@@JTHMjunk That would be much easier, since their advantage had nothing to do with strength, but more to do with weight and especially friction. If they were sitting and had something to put their feet against, I reckon he would have won against the whole team.

[@simohayha6031]

​@@staceygram5555also synergy, resonance adds 'strength' basically

[@MrCmon113]

Nah, he cheated.

[@jaysharp789]

Wow! Mitch is 6'3" and weighs 320 lbs, that's insane that he can dunk like that. Seriously that's extremely athletic. How many linebackers or DT's his size can dunk?

[@Notsostrongman375]

A lot of them actually

[@BaronVonScrub]

​@@Notsostrongman375 Citation needed.

[@TheZapper42]

Probably nearly all of them. NFL players are more explosive than NBA players on average.

[@IzzyIsntReal]

Lots of claims being made here with literally no evidence provided. 🤔

[@BaronVonScrub]

​@@TheZapper42 Citation needed. Also, even say this is true, explosive strength doesn't translate across muscle groups and activities.

[@cr7ismyson407]

Drake’s heaven

[@Zoom960]

Nah 💀😭

[@RealJavierEscuella]

?

[@marcruss]

Come on bruh 😂

[@youngbricksyg266]

Lmfaooo

[@deceptive1217]

@@RealJavierEscuella drake bell.

[@Brett733]

Holy fuck man, between dunking, competing in world drive competitions, throwing a baseball 80mph with little training, a 3:24 marathon, WSM and other top tier strongman wins. Dare I say: you have a case for one of the most versatile and all around athletes on the planet.

[@lukecullins9934]

He truly seems like physically all rounder in short

[@valimpire6303]

Dont forget about the Gold but yea this dude monster

[@valimpire6303]

oh drive as in golf drive nvm lol don't play gold my self and forgot

[@azsegrxdhtfgvijnkomlewrhtg9508]

I wonder what kind of training he does to be able to jump that high. Being strong alone doesn't help with jumping. It didn't for me.

[@Brett733]

​@@azsegrxdhtfgvijnkomlewrhtg9508 I am interested as well. I am 6'2 250ish and I could only dunk when I was 18-19 and weighed 190-200. I can just barely grab the rim now and Mitch has like 80 pounds on me, which makes me wonder what I am doing wrong.

[@johngault200]

Those girls working together to beat him must be one of the most adorable things I've ever seen

[@seanmatthewking]

That one girl screaming pull like she's the captain of a viking row boat in the middle of a fight

[@farzana6676]

​@@seanmatthewking They made it work though 😂😂😂

[@rafayet23]

I just searched it up on Google and wow he really is the Worlds strongest Man. He was crowned quite recently. Congrats man hard work pays off.

[@douglasmacneil4474]

He says in the video he only been in the sport for 4 years

[@papaq3810]

Why would he lie

[@jacquesjacques-]

@@papaq3810 cause its the internet?

[@shadowyyCFH]

@@papaq3810just used to Eddie hall being the strongest man

[@ShamerGamerJM]

@@jacquesjacques- why would they lie on their own channel consistently on something that's easily verifiable?

[@brucemacdonald5387]

I used to work in wraparound childcare and, being a powerlifter at the time, made up an activity for the day where they'd do bitesize Strongman, but being a responsible human-puppy herder, I toned it down to what I thought was their level. They monkeystomped every event I made. Massive underestimation of the strength of wee kids on my part.

[@jhssuthrnmama]

I'm giving you a thumbs up just for your skill in writing. 😂 Great story!

[@PiethagorasTearem]

Numbers add up man. Thats how the pyramids were built.

[@colecooper5836]

I'm a relatively big dude at 6'2, 220 pounds. I play a game with my 5 year old daughter where we basically arm wrestle except I use my arm and she uses her legs. It's literally hopeless for me. The strength of little kids is unreal.

[@brucemacdonald5387]

That's some 'Good Dad Uses Physics to Let Their Kid Win Fairly' energy right there. *hoof of approval*@@colecooper5836

[@brucemacdonald5387]

@@PiethagorasTearem If someone said it was the kids doing my strongman event I'd have been sold.

[@BMGYGK77]

Seriously one of the coolest videos you have done. What a fun idea

[@CanIbeFrank]

The 4th graders impressed me

[@BMGYGK77]

@@CanIbeFrank right.. I think they surprised him to

[@staceygram5555]

​@@CanIbeFrank It's all about weight and friction.

[@k_otey]

​@@staceygram5555nah the 4th graders trained more

[@Madfrog625]

@@staceygram5555you’re right 20 feet touching the ground adds up to a lot of friction.

[@Neglelakkogrockruler9625]

The biggest 10th grader i've ever seen...

[@LeonAndré23]

What? They are 4th graders

[@Neglelakkogrockruler9625]

@@LeonAndré23 it was a meme about he being a 10th grader

[@FrancisSims]

As an elementary PE teacher I'm always wondering how many of my own students it would take before they could beat me in tug of war

[@macgyvervanschwartzenstall4662]

Why not do it? Edit: I taught science for a bit. I would always challenge them in trivia. JohnnyBlaze420 is undefeated.

[@chrism45]

@@macgyvervanschwartzenstall4662 And lose to them?

[@macgyvervanschwartzenstall4662]

@@chrism45 not on purpose... But, if they win, why not? They are more likely to remember that in a year or ten years than another other moment

[@FrancisSims]

​@@macgyvervanschwartzenstall4662 The actual answer why is that I teach in Rwanda and our school doesn't have any rope that large 😅

[@illizizon9569]

if the worlds strongest man can beat 8 you probably 3.

[@KBE87]

A gentle giant. Amazing content, putting huge smiles on those faces, memories they'll forever remember. Love it!

[@tripin1070]

I think it was pretty impressive how quickly the girls adapted to tug of war . Just between the first and second go , in the first one they were falling all over pulling at different times . The second go , they were more coordinated saying “pull “ working as a team . Great job !

[@JadetheGoober]

😂 I was wondering how many of them had seen squid game against the FCC’s will

[@JB-xl2jc]

I am ALWAYS amazed how quickly students can adapt at these ages. Humans are truly crazy

[@Inactivechannel2nd]

Wow its almost like humans have evolved to do that

[@aShamelessHigh]

Their teamwork is hilarious, chipmunks sayin "Pull!" , "Pull!" Prolly my favorite video of yours so far. Very entertaining

[@seraphik]

lmao chipmunks I'm dead

[@jujutrini8412]

This is such wholesome fun. When I was their age I absolutely loved Worlds Strongest Man and looked forward to it every year. I’m sure they had a great time.

[@nickmagklis]

Imagine the title being "how many 4 graders can I pull?"

[@mobu6810]

Even better

[@ANGST.ARGENTINA]

Add an "out from" and the whole things goes out the window really really fast.

[@LycorisLilyP]

​@@mobu6810 Matsuri pic checks out 👌🏻

[@esther8262]

​@@ANGST.ARGENTINA Bruh ew

[@xavierhouston4650]

@@ANGST.ARGENTINA 🥵

[@sadbuttrue183]

Pulling 8 of them is still kinda insane. Assuming their average weight is 80-90 lbs, that would be 650ish pounds against him (about double his bodyweight), but unlike still weight they actually move and create more friction

[@libertyprime1614]

At a certain point it is an exercise of weight and friction, not strength.

[@quebec801]

lol no way theyre near 90 pounds

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

​@@quebec801My brother's gf is 90lbs and looks about this size.

[@Molecents]

They are probably around 50-80

[@greekstreek370]

@@TheStraightestWhitestyour brother’s girlfriend is the size of a 4th grader? Dude… They’re 9-10 year olds. Kids this age are about 60 pounds on average

[@Link37-gl4zl]

I feel like a fair bit of that strength was the traction of all the girls shoes on the ground along with all of their weight. I could be wrong though, I'm not a physicist

[@DeTruthful]

No you're right the fiction he can exert (with his weight, those shoes, that floor) has a limit. If he's sliding it simply means that the force he needs to pull exceeds the force his shoes can exert so we really don't know how much he can pull. Its like a truck hydroplaning. Not a physicist but am an Eng dropout.

[@farzana6676]

Yeah he had 2 contact points on the ground. They had 22. But that's part of tug of war.

[@wingedhussar1453]

yea if he had slip resistant shoes along with the girls he would win even 12

[@adamchalkley956]

I'm a philanthropist and can confirm you're 100% correct

[@rat_king1236]

This is such a wholesome video. Thank you for putting a smile on my and these girls faces

[@martinlong8739]

That was great! No ego on display. The girls will have loved it too. Well done Mitchell! 😊

[@staceygram5555]

lol, why would any man have an ego against a bunch of small girls 😂

[@romeolajh1602]

@@staceygram5555 what about disabled man?

[@nobody-fp5is]

@@staceygram5555 I am sure there is atleast 1 dude

[@staceygram5555]

@@nobody-fp5is Seems like a woman-thing to me.

[@TheHeavieKiwie]

​@@romeolajh1602 Disabled? What are you implying?

[@robertflint4115]

Mitch "fist pumping" after blocking the shot of a 4th grader. 🤣 Rock on Hooper 🤘😎

[@Brambrew]

It's about traction, too The world's strongest man still only has 2 feet to grip the ground

[@JoelSapp]

yeah- Was thinking it was just about their weight. 10 girls at 70 pounds on average would weight more than a 320 pound man. But to your point the girls have more shoe surface area on their shoes as well.

[@michiel5160]

Increased surface area doesn't increase friction. Total mass and materials of the shoes and floor (floor is same for everyone) does. 8 4th graders will outweigh him quit a bit.

[@JoelSapp]

​@@michiel5160 Agreed. Sliding friction is the coefficient of friction between the socks against the floor and the force against the floor. I don't remember how many girls to where it equaled out but saw he was jerking and knocking them over. Let's say he couldn't do that and it was a tug contest (like two trucks with same roadway and same tires) - the heavier always wins

[@michiel5160]

@@JoelSapp 8 girls when he won. The thing is: if he pulls, it's all at once. They have to synchronize perfectly. And he likely can row more than those eight girls combined.

[@noenaame2856]

jesus christ man, it's not a science experiment

[@andreas_klinger]

They should make 4th graders tug of war part of Shaw Classics.

[@bexactlyyy]

Props to those girls! My kid is that age and I feel like I've failed her in the sport department! They were super impressive! Teacher was a good sport too. What a great thing for you to do Mitch. Very encouraging to see.

[@SecureHandle]

Nah. You’re doing just fine lol. The tug of war was kind of irrelevant for multiple reasons while things like the planks were accomplished because of low weight and still not having good form while doing it. I think as long as you exposed your child to some sports and made her interested in at least some physical activities you’ve done great

[@fadeawayX]

It might not be you. I've got multiple kids.. all exposed to the same upbringing and involved in the same activities from the young age, but one just isn't very good at sports and is not at all interested in improving. Some folks are drawn to sports and athletically inclined, and some aren't. It's just the way it is.

[@Jack000222]

Love this! Strong man cardio and putting smiles on faces, talk about a win win Mitch. #LHBK

[@brainp471]

Some of those kids absolutely sent the tug of war with the superman technique, feet off the floor

[@ajfrancis6365]

My guy got betrayed by the grip on his shoes 😂😂

[@whocares4274]

That is a good man, teaching what masculinity is and how to be humble and generous. Well done.

[@Funkeditup]

This day will live with them, forever! You may have played a part in creating future athletes, be it the ones in the videos or others watching. Great video Mitch

[@lillastro6383]

bro did drop sets with 4th graders lmaoo

[@caycephillips1738]

I think the dad challenging was a coach trying to tire out the competition for his players! Good job coach!!!

[@thatoneguy611]

I doubt it worked. He probably exerted the same effort we use to push a shopping cart.

[@Moumou38dA]

I haven't smiled so much in front of a video for so long...just pure wholesomeness ... thank you for this moment

[@hutchmusician]

What a lovely video. This is peak masculinity right here. Well done gentleman, the dad energy shines out of you.

[@brainp471]

That was hands down the most entertaining tug of war I've seen

[@karat-d3w]

His shoes are nerfing him

[@PianoManCamille]

THATS WHAT I WAS SAYING

[@vaati9364]

@@PianoManCamilleyou know the janitor waxed those floors the night before with a big grin on his face

[@leroyspeelt]

If you walk there with socks youd slip so many times

[@narakarrarr6191]

They had the same nerf

[@xristoskoumpourlis1614]

@@narakarrarr6191 there is a lot more traction on 24 feet than 2

[@yinkaolokun-ola]

Such a wholesome video. Well done Mitch.

[@SorooshSadeh]

What a beautiful video. The innocence and joy in those girls' eyes tear me up. Well done Mitchel.

[@holfela]

Mitch is my favorite strongman. I have always been a big Brian Shaw fan, but Mitch is so relateable and likeable. He seems like he could just be friends with everyone.

[@ds2575]

Brian Hall? Or Eddie Shaw?

[@holfela]

@@ds2575 lol! You caught me slippin

[@palmarolavlklingholm9684]

Well, Brian and Mitch definitelly have some similarities in their attitude. They are both very down to earth. They are intelligent and methodical in their approach to Strongman, and they are both postermen for fair play. So what isn't there to like?

[@MaddieFishblob]

“We don’t want to beat up our parents unless they specifically ask us to” 😂 what a good role model - his parents must be so proud

[@Vik1919]

And you must be fun at parties. Any good parent would be proud knowing their kid is stronger than them. You on the other hand seem full of ego.

[@MaddieFishblob]

@ bruh chill, i was just laughing at the joke they made - it’s not that deep

[@jtf2dan]

Well done Moose.....involving the community and motivating youth.....very admirable!

[@apocratos0174]

You know you made those girls whole week right??? when we were younger we all craved something different in those boring PE classes.... and you gave it to them! and they also won some icecreams!!!! you're the man....

[@abhinandannandan3863]

Yea nicely put

[@Rob-to4mu]

Mitchell is 6'2" and 320 lbs according to google, the fact that he can dunk is extremely impressive!

[@romaintagliaferro3189]

You are the kind of guy that the strength world needs Just know that you inspire a lot of people with your behavior

[@MajorGloryMan]

Awesome video Mitch! Getting kids involved in sports in a fun way is always so rewarding 👍

[@uralink3485]

- so you're world strongest man? + yes - how strong are you? + 8 4th grade girls

[@bean2k33]

That dunk is insane for your size.

[@MouserStrength]

This is the content we didn't know we needed. Terrific stuff here Mitch!

[@10INTM]

It makes total sense mathematically, but it's still crazy to watch the girls win tug'o'war.

[@MichaelJin74]

He’s awesome. Honestly I think he loves when the girls win. Mitch seems so happy when he sees the smiles when the girls win. He’s the winner by making there day. Kudos!

[@michaelscott_aka_db_saf]

Being a girl Dad and helping them realize how strong they are is the best

[@DMD82]

Mate watching you with these kids, you can tell you're going to be a fantastic dad to your child

[@kimberlyallan1671]

What a fun idea! They'll remember this for years to come 😂

[@lugo8824]

A humble, kind beast. You love to see it.

[@mitchellhooperstrongman]

Thanks for the support brother! If you'd like to continue to support the channel and create a welcoming gym environment check out LHBK.shop !

[@ds6526]

Good stuff! Mitchell was hilarious, it was fun to see his dad get involved, and the kiddos looked like they had a blast!

[@catedoge3206]

Mitch is a great example of positive influence!

[@brainp471]

Those low rest periods between tug of war sets definitely favored the kids

[@christopherp.8485]

Loved it. That was great Mitch. Everyone seemed to have a blast. Keep it up.

[@Jackson-pu7gd]

Mitch you absolute legend! Great to see such a deserving man holding the mantle of WSM! I'll be rooting for you next time!

[@1nSansity]

i read the title as how many 4th graders can the world’s strongest man take

[@arthurguillaume5977]

Love this video. Teaches the girls the importance of being physically active.

[@rexjrd963]

It's not a matter of strength at that point, it's traction.

[@gogogadgetrectalpunch]

“Because in the end, it’s about me winning” this guy 😂

[@quasarleon4645]

Good fun ... more positive videos like this are needed in this day and age .

[@coreyodell6704]

That’s was heartwarming and entertaining. Awesome work Mitch!

[@James-vv9dp]

I genuinely thought he was gonna send 12 girls flying 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@xIronwafflexx]

This is so damn wholesome!

[@grail25]

I'm so surprised by how much force a bunch of small girls can put out! Wow :D

[@staceygram5555]

Not so much about force - it's all about weight and friction. 20+ feet vs 2.

[@tun6006]

@@staceygram5555 Yeah it's all about total mechanical friction. The girls have a larger net surface area of contact and ultimately a high force output possible from that.

[@aarondimoff5180]

That's how 50 jews with ropes and a sled can pull a 20 ton stone up a hill and build the Pyramids.

[@gitsurfer27]

If you tested how much the girls could deadlift, he would likely lift more than 20 of them put together

[@gitsurfer27]

@@aarondimoff5180 Keep telling yourself that, The science doesn't check out. Nearly half a ton each up a steep incline? They must have been some JACKED jews.

[@David-mk5yq]

It's like Jiren vs everyone in the tournament of power lmao

[@CoryFalde175]

The World's Strongest Man dunking a basketball is insane

[@Grumpus3]

I did not expect you to dunk with such ease. We're the same height and I'm 50kg lighter, but I could barely touch the rim. Absolutely nuts.

[@stupidas9466]

Elementary school hoops are generally a foot closer to the ground.

[@BeverageOfSorts]

it's not THAT shocking that he can make his 150kg frame jump high considering he deadlifts 300kg+... similar muscle groups are used, Mitch is 6"3 according to google and @5:20 he's completely splayed out while dunking... that looks like a full 10 foot ring

[@chanr8601]

I love hearing a whole bunch of children laughing, it’s the purest thing ever

[@tobihooper1]

I loved this so much ! My brother and my nephew ! way to go guys !

[@ZeeBo91]

Your best video yet, great mix of strength and entertainment! 💪 Crazy that you can dunk with that weight/height as well, did not expect that. Loved it!

[@caseyp5195]

Mitchell Hooper has restored by faith in humanity. A wonderful reminder that good hearted and kind people are out there.

[@Therapistinthewhitehouse]

Not only was that great fun to watch but I bet those kids remember that for the rest of their lives.

[@developerdeveloper67]

6:57 The power of the mob is mind-blowing, this is the world's strongest man...

[@wss33]

More like the power of friction. Twelve girls combine to 24 contact patches vs Mitchell's 2.

[@idk9637]

i think if he was on some more grippy surface he would win. u can tell he was winning in strength he just couldn't stop from sliding forwards

[@redditor7548]

⁠@@wss33this and they have a weight advantage

[@MC-ep8cu]

​​@idk9637 70-80 x 10 = 700-800 lbs plus 20 feet it's massive surface area for friction. Not to mention they all have varying times of pulling whereas mitch has to go for big bursts of pull he can't pull equally at all times. Meaning when his burst is over he slides back any progress he gains. Lastly I'll mention probably the average girl here could deadlift about 60-100 lbs is my guess so I really think he is stronger than all combined based on pure force. The variables of the tug is what messes it up

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

​@@Foresight-yy1ecNot outmuscle. But definitely outweigh and outfriction. All twelve of them together definitely don't come anywhere near his strength still. But they do have enough combined strength and weight to shift his 330lbs, and since they have 24 platforms against his 2, they win.

[@GabbesMinecraft]

This is so wholesome! Thanks for being a voice of good in an otherwise pretty harsch environment! 🙌🏻💪🏻

[@jimsturt]

Dude. Dunking at that size is WILD.

[@HughMyron372]

320lb+ dunking at 6’3”

[@falconpunch6360]

11:07 "You won 1" LOL big oof.

[@edaboodie6346]

This might be the greatest thing i’ve ever seen on youtube.

[@MadMathMike]

0:40 Those girls did *not* hesitate to run to Mitch's side!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@livingeveryday777]

Greatest strongman this worlds ever had. Has tired almost everything, educates and trains and yet still goes to elementary schools to promote fitness and have fun. Keep bringing the positivity to this world Mitch 👍 We love you

[@icetraex]

Seen your YT shorts, didn't realize you were such a nice, wholesome guy. Remind me a lot of Brian Shaw - much respect, brother!

[@bobbybobman3073]

Tug of war is mostly a game of grip. So you have a few options to make grip, stickier shoes, shoes that dig into the ground like cleats on grass, increasing the force pressing your foot too the ground (weight more), or pulll upward on the rope, pulling up wards does two things, one it uses a little bit if the opponents weight to help press you into the ground, and 2, that same amount it presses you into the ground extra, it lifts the other side giving them slightly less grip. As you can see their are "coordination" issues as well where people fall over sometimes, those are also times of lower grip cause rubber grips the floor better than clothing. There are some options where you can use temporary jerks of said rope to set them off balance but typically its a pretty gimmicky strat. I guess if you play on a magnetic floor with magnetic shoes this could be a different game entirely. But without "extra" grip typically you aren't at a point where core bracing,grip strength, rowing ability, and the like make a significant difference.

[@jason540]

This needs to be made an official strongman event.

[@staceygram5555]

It is.

[@staceygram5555]

I mean, tug of war is. Not against little girls, though 😂

[@jason540]

@@staceygram5555 Ok uhhh, let me re-phrase to avoid confusion, Tug of War against 10 or 12 nine year old kids needs to be made an Official Strongman event.

[@jason540]

@notrius7754 Why don't you just marry him lol 20-30?? You're delusional. What do you think he is a Clydesdale?? He's one guy. If each kid can pull like 50-70lbs and there's say 15 kids, that's upwards 1050lbs sustained load he has to awkwardly hold on to and fight against not to mention if they were synchronized in their tugging efforts that load could be upwards of 1300lb or more every time they tugged. But yeah double it to 30 now?? Uhhh okkk... Do it on concrete and they'll have even more of a chance! If it were an actual event the kids would not only practice for it but they would be selected based on performance and that number selected would be 10-12 not f'n 30... lol

[@timothyroy20111]

This is a life lesson: staying together as a team is much stronger than a strong enemy.

[@melissazadrozny5167]

Do a cage match with them next

[@mobu6810]

Wrestling with a bunch of kids would be fun

[@holodeckdetmold4824]

Keeping in mind the increased friction due to the amount of shoes and therefore contact area the fourthgraders were having on the floor that had to be overcome by the worlds strongest man, I suppose he had a much harder time defending than if they measured the strength alone.

[@BobBob-oz2hf]

My man out here answering the real questions in life 💯

[@Nazar-Ok-1946]

7:05 Maybe you could handle it but your shoes won't

[@brianlara8651]

Surface area. If they can hold their weight on the rope, their combined shoes have way more friction than his.

[@Greyfoxdbz18]

Next video idea. How many 10th grade girls does it take to win a fist fight against the world's strongest man

[@ikermont]

Next challenge: How many 4th grade girls does it take to beat the world’s strongest man in a boxing match

[@falcongamer58]

7:09 bro was fighting for his life

[@quench100]

Wholesome content!

[@drdoomer8553]

Honestly the floor was the main reason he had a hard time in my opinion

[@user1406]

Am I the only one who noticed that there was 10 girls instead of 9? 9:59