Although he has lived in Hamburg since the age of 15, Kahrimanović proudly points out BiH. citizenship.
Kahrimanović is one of the founders of the Taekwondo Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the first representative of our country at the World Championship in New York in 1993, where he achieved the first victory for Bosnia and Herzegovina against Romania.
In the media, he is often addressed as Mr. Hammerhand, because it has the ability to break seemingly unbreakable objects with its hands. As a television star, he has appeared in television programs more than 400 times on all continents and holds more than 80 world records, half of which are listed in the Guinness Book of Records.
Among his most famous feats are breaking 148 coconuts and 68 baseball bats in less than 60 seconds, which he achieved in the Italian show Guinness World Records. He also made a notable appearance on the popular show America’s Got Talent, where he set a world record by breaking 31 baseball bats in less than 30 seconds, for which he was presented with a certificate from the Guinness Book of Records.
The combination of strength, superior technique and mental fortitude makes his performances exceptional, and the fact that his results show that top performances are a matter of discipline, experience and continuous hard work gives additional value.
Chairman Okerić pointed out that Kahrimanović is an example of how top results can be achieved on the world stage with persistence, work and love for the homeland.
“It is particularly significant that Mr. Kahrimanović, despite his many years of life and career abroad, has not forgotten his roots, but continuously promotes Bosnia and Herzegovina through his performances and public activities. His energy, unique talent and commitment represent a strong message that individual success can also have wider social significance, and contribute to the positive image of our country in the world,” said Okerić.
(Vijesti.ba)
