Within the bodybuilding and strength sports domain, Eddie Hall‘s name echoes powerfully. As “The Beast,” he has established an unforgettable legacy in strongman competitions, leaving behind a remarkable series of records and achievements. Among his incredible accomplishments are becoming the World’s Strongest Man in 2017 and setting the astounding 500-kilogram deadlift record. Eddie’s extraordinary strength has fascinated people all over the globe. Imagine an 11-year-old defeating one of the world’s strongest humans.

Interestingly, the formidable Strongman encountered an amusing and unexpected challenge from his 11-year-old son. Shared by the Beast, the Instagram viral video amusingly displayed Eddie on his knees, simultaneously experiencing pain and laughter.

The father and son face off

In a gym setting, the former World’s Strongest Man confidently stood and challenged his young son, Maximus, to a test of strength. Recorded on camera, the 35-year-old confidently claimed, “I’m not scared,” as Max confronted him with a towel in hand. Unbeknownst to Eddie, his son had a cunning surprise waiting.

“This is called, I’m about to whoop your a**.” Taking advantage of the moment, the 11-year-old demonstrated to his father his true abilities. In a single fluid motion, he skillfully whipped the towel at the Beast’s weakest spot. The surprising attack hit its target, causing the Mighty Eddie to keel over in immense pain while loud groans echoed through the gym.

Eddie Hall acknowledges Max’s well-executed trick

While the father of two was attempting to regain his composure, his son couldn’t resist laughing at the situation he had created. Amid groans and chuckles, Max joyfully shouted, “Right in the nuts,” enjoying his triumph over the previously unbeatable strongman. As the English Strongman continued recovering, he managed to reply through his pain, saying, “If only your aim was worse, Oh My God.”

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On the one hand, Eddie Hall, who is famous for his remarkable power and serious attitude during strongman contests, displayed his fun side by posting this video on Instagram. Furthermore, in his caption, he lightheartedly confessed that “Max got me this time,” giving credit to his son’s well-played trick.

Furthermore, this isn’t the first instance of the strong kid gaining attention on social media. He had previously achieved fame by simply deadlifting 60kg.

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Undoubtedly, the Strongman dad actively participates in lighthearted contests with his child, which highlights a heartwarming side of their bond. Consequently, they can treasure amusing moments and surprising triumphs together.