Wildcard World Records  

Richard W. caught a table tennis ball 100 times from hitting it against a wall with a table tennis paddle.

Indrajeet N. held a peacock pose for one minute, 32.18 seconds. He is 11 years old.

Luca Z. completed 180 whistle blows using his fingers in 30 seconds.

Brian Pankey caught a bouncing ball from a rubber mallet 10 times in 10.78 seconds using a pair of chopsticks.

Brian Pankey caught a 43-mm bouncing ball 11 times using a pair of chopsticks while spinning a pillow.

Kamal A. performed a Revolution card cut behind his back in 1.84 seconds.

Brian Pankey caught a 43-mm bouncing ball 11 times using a pair of chopsticks while palm spinning three fushigi balls.

Kamal A. performed a Charlier card cut behind his back in 0.48 second.

Brian Pankey caught a 43-mm bouncing ball 13 times using a pair of chopsticks while balancing on a rola bola.

Record Setter spun a 2 Euro coin for 26.53 seconds.

Brian Pankey caught a 43-mm bouncing ball 43 times in one minute using a pair of chopsticks.

Brian Pankey bounced a table tennis ball 25 times on a paddle, alternating between the base and the alternate paddle sides, while juggling two balls.

Brian Pankey caught a 43-mm bouncing ball 12 times using a pair of chopsticks while dribbling a basketball.

Doug McManaman balanced four axes on his chin for 58.10 seconds. WARNING: This record can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Doug McManaman balanced a bowie knife on top of four axes on his chin for 58.16 seconds. WARNING: This record can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

At the PepsiCo Digital Summit, 99 attendees grouped together and created the world's largest business card exchange circle. Every person in the group passed their business card to the person on their left. The record was officiated by RecordSetter CEO Dan Rollman. #digitalfuture