Kosovar extreme athlete sets Guinness World Record with 2-ton body support.

SHOTLIST: VUSHTRRI, KOSOVO (JULY 18, 2026) 1. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE PREPARING THE GYM 2. VARIOUS OF GUINNESS WORLD RECORD HOLDER BUJAR MULI ARRIVING AT VENUE / ENTERING GYM / UNDERGOING HEALTH CHECK / AUDIENCE / MULI STANDING 3. PEOPLE STACKING WEIGHT SACKS ON MULI 4 VARIOUS CLOSE SHOTS OF MULI / HEALTH CHECK BEING CONDUCTED / PEOPLE CONGRATULATING MULI 5. MULI HOLDING CERTIFICATE / POSING FOR PHOTOS WITH PEOPLE VUSHTRRI, KOSOVO - JULY 18, 2026: Kosovar extreme athlete Bujar Muli set a new Guinness World Record on Saturday, July 18, by carrying 2 metric tons of cement sacks on his body for five seconds in Vushtrri, Kosovo. Muli surpassed his previous personal best of 1,819 kilograms with the successful attempt, which was carried out under the supervision of Guinness World Records representatives. Following the event, he was presented with an official Guinness World Records certificate recognizing his achievement.