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This ‘Iranian Hulk’ can lift two baby elephants
Sajad Gharibi aka Persian Hercules weighs an enormous 24 stone, almost all of which is muscle
This is the Persian Hercules or Iranian Hulk, a huge weightlifter from Iran who is astounding social media with his sheer physical size. PHOTO: INSTAGRAM
An Iranian weightlifter has left his 59,000 followers on Instagram flabbergasted with his enormous physical size.
24-year-old Sajad Gharibi aka Persian Hercules weighs an enormous 24 stone (152kg), almost all of which is muscle.
The Hulk-lookalike, who posts photos of his day to day life, can lift up to 175kg - almost the same weight as two baby elephants.
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The enormous man regularly takes part in powerlifting and bodybuilding competitions representing his country.
Since gaining a following on his social media accounts, Gharibi has quickly become an internet sensation as netizens express their amazement at his impressive built.
In his free time, he also likes to take pictures with objects that look smaller when held next to him.
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However, those who know him assure that despite his grizzly appearance, he has a big heart and is a gentle giant.
This article originally appeared on The Daily Mirror.
24-year-old Sajad Gharibi aka Persian Hercules weighs an enormous 24 stone (152kg), almost all of which is muscle.
The Hulk-lookalike, who posts photos of his day to day life, can lift up to 175kg - almost the same weight as two baby elephants.
Pakistani bodybuilder hits back at critics after finishing fourth
The enormous man regularly takes part in powerlifting and bodybuilding competitions representing his country.
Since gaining a following on his social media accounts, Gharibi has quickly become an internet sensation as netizens express their amazement at his impressive built.
In his free time, he also likes to take pictures with objects that look smaller when held next to him.
India's 'Pocket Hercules' dies at 104
However, those who know him assure that despite his grizzly appearance, he has a big heart and is a gentle giant.
This article originally appeared on The Daily Mirror.