Strongman tows 10,500-tonne ship to commemorate Crimean unification
Champion of the Far East in powerlifting Ivan Savkin reportedly broke a record by towing a ship weighing over 10,000 tonnes, with the strength of his own body, in Vladivostok.
The ship, the 'Sergei Gavrilov', weighs 10,500-tonnes, and Savkin reportedly pulled it a distance of 2 meters (79 inches).
Savkin has previously flexed his muscles to pull an airbus, a passenger ferry, an electric train, a diesel locomotive, an air defence missile system and a variety of tanks, in the past. The previous record was reportedly broken in Canada with a 10,300-tonne ship.
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