Wildcard World Records

Suresh Gaur bounced a table tennis ball on a wooden mallet 304 times while standing on one leg.

Simon Perkins hid inside a chest for one minute, 46.28 seconds.

Lubbeek Leopards danced polonaise while holding a lacrosse stick.

Suresh Gaur bounced a miniature wine bottle 197 times while standing on a rola bola.

Madd Gyver threw a knife and opened a can from 12 feet away. WARNING: This record can be dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 or trained as a professional stunt professional. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Daisy S. gyrated a hula hoop around her waist at an elevation of 1,347 feet. She set the record at Valencia Peak in Los Osos, California.

Sapphira and 12 women performed a glove peel circle in 9.04 seconds. She set the record to celebrate Mental Health Awareness Week and raise funds for SANE Mental Healthy Charity and Butterfly Conservation. See list of participants here.

Brendan Kelbie balanced a tennis ball on top of a water bottle on the tip of his little finger for 20 minutes, 30.00 seconds while seated.

Doug McManaman balanced a duck decoy on a pole on his chin for 12.78 seconds while standing.

Thommy Ohlund balanced a chainsaw on his foot for 31.91 seconds.

Simon Perkins owns two pairs of broken glasses.

Alicia Weber performed 40 crab walk hold bean bag catches in 38.07 seconds.

Marcus B. stacked 15 dominoes on a standing marker in 20 seconds.

Dan Meyer swallowed 26 swords in three minutes. He set the record to celebrate World Sword Swallower's Day 2017 at Ripley's Believe It or Not Odditorium in Panama City Beach, Florida. 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 sword swallower. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Simon Perkins balanced a drumstick on one finger for 16.20 seconds while holding a Korn CD.

Suresh Gaur bounced a table tennis ball on alternating sides of a table tennis paddle 91 times while kneeling on an exercise ball.