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Fastest 20 m carrying two fridges // Guinness World Records Italian Show (ep1)
(0) | 27/01/2016 | Translate: Episode one of GWR Italian Show sees Game of Thrones actor and strongman Thor Björnsson, take on world’s strongest man winner Zydrunas Savickas, in an attempt to be the fastest to carry two fridges over 20m !
The Mountain wins again in the competition Europe's Strongest Man 2015 The Julius Hafpór "Thor" Bjornsson, known for the role of "Mountain" in Game of Thrones, was crowned for a second time the most powerful man in Europe. Here are some of the finest snapshots during the various events. Seeing him carrying a car, in weight lifting 450 kg, to transfer full barrels, to pull up a trunk and huge stones. The contest "Europe's Strongest Man 2015" held on July 12, 2015 in Leeds, England. The Bjornsson had also won the title the previous year.- Europe’s Strongest Man 2014 – New deadlift world record – Benedict (Benni) Magnusson Europe's Strongest Man 2014 - New deadlift 461kg world record - Benedict (Benni) Magnusson The footage was recorded from the audience at Europe's Strongest Man, 2014, which was held in Leeds on the 9th August 2014. A great show overall with very game competitors.
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