Egyptian wrestler Ashraf Mahrous, known as Kabonga, has set three Guinness World Records, including pulling a train with his teeth. He successfully pulled a 279-ton train at Ramses train station in Cairo. Mahrous’s notable feats also include cracking raw eggs and pulling a heavy truck.
Ashraf Mahrous, also known as Kabonga, has achieved remarkable feats of strength, notably pulling a train using only his teeth. Recently, he received three Guinness World Records certifications for his efforts, which include the heaviest rail pull by teeth, the heaviest locomotive pull, and the fastest pull of a road vehicle over 100 meters. Mahrous completed the two-ton locomotive pull in under 40 seconds.
On a memorable Thursday, a sizable crowd convened at Ramses train station in Cairo to witness Mahrous’s prowess. He successfully pulled a 279-ton train with a rope held by his teeth for nearly 10 meters before repeating the feat with the strap around his shoulders, thrilling the spectators.
Mahrous, who is in his 40s, is not only a record-holding wrestler but also the president of the Egyptian Federation for Professional Wrestlers. Noteworthy achievements include cracking and consuming 11 raw eggs in 30 seconds in February 2024, and pulling a 15,730-kilogram truck with his teeth in June 2021.
One of the event organizers, Dawlet Elnakeb, revealed that Mahrous trained for only 20 days prior to this event, showcasing his extraordinary strength with minimal preparation. Elnakeb commented on Mahrous’s capabilities, stating he possesses “abnormal strength.”
In summary, Ashraf Mahrous, dubbed Kabonga, exemplifies exceptional strength by breaking multiple Guinness World Records in various categories. His astonishing ability to pull heavy loads using only his teeth has captivated audiences and highlighted his status as a record-setting wrestler. Mahrous’s achievements underscore not only his physical capabilities but also the potential of dedicated training, however brief, in the face of his natural strength.
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