The world has seen a few hulks from Pakistan but this latest revelation, a man who eats thirty-six eggs each day and can pull a tractor with his bare hands, will surely amaze you.
Pakistan recently unveiled this monstrous looking man as the country’s “hulk man“. The name serves as a state-given honor and he will be addressed as such.
At 86st, Hulk Man can stop cars and tractors with his bare hands.
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Of course, he achieves this by pulling it back with a rope, even at the highest speed.
He eats 10,000 calories everyday and has dreams of becoming a weightlifting champion.
“My aim to become the champion,” the real life hulk told reporters.
“I am thankful to God for giving me this body. It is a matter of time before I get into the world weightlifting arena.”
Arbab Khizer Hayat is the 25-year-old Pakistani who is making waves on social media with his body size and huge appetite. He lives in Mardan, a city in Pakistan.
Reports confirm he eats 7lb of meat and five liters of milk on daily basis, including 36 eggs and whatever tickles his strange appetite.
Hayat measures 6ft 3in and has never had any health issues from his size or diet.
In his words: “…I want to get into weightlifting and strongman championships. So I continued to put on weight.
“I don’t have any medical conditions nor do I feel uncomfortable with my weight. But I have to keep at it if I want to become a world champion strong man,” he said, noting that he once lifted 10,000 lbs in a Japanese weightlifting competition.
“My immediate goal is to enter World Wresting Entertainment (WWE) competitions. I am looking to meet weight targets and I am consulting doctors to keep nutrition going.”
Pakistanis believe Hayat is the world’s strongest man, and he has become a celebrity over time. Tourists and locals visit his location everyday to catch a glimpse of the real life giant.
“I get a lot of love and admiration from the people here. But I don’t want to stop here. I want to become a world star,” the 25-year-old Pakistan Hercules said.
“There isn’t much scope to do strongman or weightlifting events in Pakistan. But I hope that changes soon.”
