49-Year-Old Man Nails the 21,737 Lbs Heaviest Vehicle Pull Ever by Neck

The Guinness World Record holder has now broken the previous record of 17,769.26 lbs, set in 2024 by Ukrainian strongman Dmytro Hrunskyi.

Talking about the dedication behind the moment of joy, the Strongman said, “My mission is to leave a legacy of discipline for them and for the youth of my island.

It is a privilege to share my journey. As a representative of my beautiful home, Aruba, a small island with a population of only 110,000. I aim to show the world that greatness can come from even the smallest corners of the globe.”

Molina, who dedicated his records to his grandparents, also said, “My records are a tribute to my people and my family’s enduring legacy.”

Talking about his records, Molina not only makes world history, but also does so for the first time. He has a long list of other achievements, too.

Egmond Molina’s other world records

According to Guinness World Records, Molina holds records such as:

• The heaviest weight of 1991.1 lbs was supported with the mouth on parallel bars
• The heaviest weight of 199.07 lbs was supported by the mouth on parallel bars with a horizontal body
• He opened the most crown cap bottles, 6, with both hands in only 30 seconds
• He is the fastest person to pull a 20 m bus with one finger in 33.32 seconds
• Molina lifted the heaviest weight as a male, 2209 lbs, from a platform with the help of a hip belt
• The fastest male to pull a 20 m tram with teeth in 39.9 seconds
• The fastest male to pull a 20 m tram with one finger in 38.60 seconds
• He became the fastest male to burst a hot water bottle in 2.87 seconds

He holds the record for the heaviest deadlift, 350.53 lb, with one finger.

Currently, Molina works as a strength consultant and consistently pushes himself, setting records. He said, “My motivation is rooted in the scientific study of human potential.”

When asked what his favorite record was, he was unable to choose one; however, he admitted that the one-finger deadlift is special to him.