Uglywolf completed the 12 Hours Nonstop Punching Bag challenge
The boxer will started the endurance test on Wednesday (today) at Wembley Gym in Oke-Ira, Ogba, Lagos, where he aims to show off his increased stamina after a successful five-hour punching session on February 12. Now he just conquered the 12hours hints we expect more hours…
As he prepares for an ambitious 69-hour effort in April, which would break the existing world record of 55 hours and 15 minutes achieved by Indian martial artist Sidhu Kshetri in November 2023, Arowolo's 12-hour challenge marks a huge step up in his training regimen.
With two national titles and other elite titles under his belt, the boxer has made a name for himself in Nigerian boxing.
In addition to being a significant training milestone, Arowolo sees the 12-hour attempt as a chance to raise awareness of his record-breaking goals.
After a demanding 55-hour and 15-minute punching marathon in Pune, Maharashtra, India, the current record holder, 42-year-old Kshetri, set the standard, surpassing the previous record by a mere five minutes. Kshetri, a 25-year martial arts veteran, had prepared for his successful record attempt for six months.
In order to keep Arowolo going during the 12-hour agony, his support staff has put in place a thorough plan that includes precisely timed meals, hydration regimens, and short rest intervals allowed by Guinness World Record regulations.
It is anticipated that local boxing fans and sports officials would support Arowolo's quest for a world record by attending tomorrow's event.
In addition to breaking the current record, Arowolo would become the first African to hold this specific Guinness World Record if he is successful in April. This could encourage a new generation of Nigerian athletes to aim for comparable accomplishments in endurance sports.
Congratulations Champ 🥇
WORLD CHAMP!!!
ReplyDelete