The World’s Strongest Paralympian Siamand Rahman Gets Stronger
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Iran’s Siamand Rahman, the world’s strongest Paralympian, delivered a stunning performance in the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games and got stronger.
With the eyes of the world on him in the men’s over 107kg, Rahman had a lot to prove as he looked to reach the mystical 300kg.
Dubbed the ‘world’s strongest Paralympian’ for his amazing feats in the years leading up to Rio 2016, Rahman delivered a stunning performance.
An obvious choice but still well worth mentioning, took the sport to new heights with his record-breaking performance, paralympic.org wrote.
With his mark standing at 296kg before the Paralympics, Rahman came determined to reach 300kg. But he surprised everyone by reaching and then surpassing it with 305kg followed by a final 310kg lift. That is the equivalent of two baby elephants or a Siberian tiger.
