Rashid Naseem secures three new Guinness World Records, reaches 125 milestone

Rashid Naseem dominates after defeating a top martial artist from 'America's Got Talent' and 'Britain's Got Talent

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Muhammad Rashid Naseem has defeated a performer from 'America's Got Talent' and 'Britain's Got Talent', who was also a martial arts master.

According to reports, Guinness World Records has approved three more world records for Rashid Naseem, bringing his total to 125 records.

Rashid Naseem now holds records in breaking walnuts with an egg in his hand, completing jumping jacks with 60 pounds of weight, and pulling a card from between bottles with a punch—all under Pakistan’s name.

 

 

 

 

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Rashid Naseem, who has set the most world records in Pakistan’s history, triumphed over Germany's Muhammad Kermonowic, a Bosnian-born German master who has showcased his skills in over 300 TV shows.

Guinness World Records has updated its website to include Naseem's latest achievements, and he has received official certificates for the three new records.

While dedicating his records to Palestine, Rashid Naseem mentioned that he has been working hard for the past 10 years. He stated, "Despite never receiving support or recognition from any government representative, I continue to focus on my goals without assistance. I will soon complete 200 records."

Rashid Naseem has now broken over 40 Indian records, and has set world records in the USA, Germany, UK, Switzerland, Iran, Egypt, China, Italy, and Bosnia. He is the only Pakistani to have represented Pakistan in TV shows in Italy, Germany, Korea, China, and Singapore, setting world records in some of the most famous programmes.

Rashid Naseem holds the record for the most punches, knee strikes, kicks, nunchaku, sticks, elbow strikes, and breaking records globally.

Earlier Rashid Naseem set a new Guinness World Record by crushing 39 cans with his head in 30 seconds.Guinness World Records shared a video of the attempt on social media on Monday.

In the video, Rashid is seen striking his head against a row of metal drink cans, each bursting open on impact.

 

 

 

 

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