Eddie Hall announces retirement from World’s Strongest Man but doesn’t appear to be slowing down at all. This includes bending up frying pans, and overhead pressing an adult man, never struggling to open a jar of peanut butter or being able to get all the shopping from the car in one go… you get it!
Eddie Hall, the current reigning World’s Strongest Man, was chatting to BBC’s Dan Walke and Louise Minchin when they flashed up a video of him lifting up two men. Dan decided he wanted a go and asked if he would give it a shot. Take a look for yourself.
So it turns out the world's strongest man can do more than fold a frying pan… 💪😲 #onlyonbreakfast pic.twitter.com/wV7ZwATj4A
— BBC Breakfast (@BBCBreakfast) October 18, 2017
Eddie can deadlift a record-breaking 500kg so lifting Dan was nothing for him.
He was also asked to fold a frying pan – which he did with ease.
Can you fold a frying pan? This man can… @eddiehallWSM – also known as 'The Beast' – is the world's strongest man! 💪 pic.twitter.com/WjSdwmaGYP
— BBC Breakfast (@BBCBreakfast) October 18, 2017
What can’t this man do? He just came off of winning the 2017 World’s Strongest Man Competition, he normally throws around grown men, and he’s always on a mission to set a new record.
Take a look at his Instagram page if you need more proof.
Hall will be back in action on April 7, 2018, at Europe’s Strongest Man, which will take place at First Direct Arena in Leeds.
