Martial arts sensation Chinmay Sharma, who rose to fame in 2021 by breaking Pakistan’s Bruce Lee, Muhammad Rashid’s Guinness World Record, has made a remarkable comeback. After securing three world records within a year, Sharma added two more records in 2022, surpassing those held by the USA, Pakistan, and Egypt, earning him a spot as a contender for the Arjuna Award.
However, 2023 saw Sharma facing a rare setback, failing to break any records, leaving many disappointed. The failure to break records in 2023 raised several questions, but Sharma has silenced his critics with a triumphant return in 2024. He reclaimed the elbow strikes record, which was taken from him earlier this year, and has broken another world record, with two more pending results.
In total, India can expect three world records from Chinmay Sharma this year, with one already secured and the certificate awaited from London. Sharma holds all Guinness World Records in elbow strikes categories, including:
- Most elbow strikes in one minute (both hands)
- Most elbow strikes in three minutes (both hands)
- Most elbow strikes in one minute (single hand)
- Most elbow strikes in three minutes (single hand)
Chinmay Sharma’s ultimate goal is to win the Arjuna Award in martial arts. The question remains: Will his impressive comeback this year secure him the coveted award?”
