‘Game of Thrones’ star sets new record, dead lifts whopping 1041 pounds
Icelandic Hafthor is a pro at weight-lifting and playing basketball. He stuns not only on screen but also gives his competitors a run for their money.
HBO's popular series ‘Game of Thrones’-fame Hafthor Julius Bjornsson scored himself a coveted Guinness record when he successfully deadlifted 1,041 pounds at the Arnold Strongman Classic, a competition that showcases globally renowned athletes.
The video that depicts the mighty beast pulling on weights has garnered attention world-over.
Icelandic Hafthor is a pro at weight-lifting and playing basketball. He stuns not only on screen but also gives his competitors a run for their money.
The giant also performed well in the stone shoulder event, where a competitor must lift a huge, awkwardly-shaped stone up to their shoulder and hold it in place as many times as possible within the time frame.
The 29-year-old Icelandic giant is currently playing 'The Mountain' on the hit TV show.
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