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'Wasn't even close to breaking own record': Fans disappointed as Muhamed Kahrimanovic fails to top own Guinness World Record on 'AGT' Season 18

Muhamed Kahrimanovic failed to break his own Guinness World Record of smashing 148 coconuts on 'AGT' Season 18 as he managed to smash only 23 coconuts

PASADENA, CALIFORNIA: Prepare to be dazzled once again as 'America's Got Talent' has returned for Season 18 following the show-stopping victory of The Mayyas alongside Beyonce in the previous season. With a jaw-dropping performance and a $1 million prize, the anticipation is sky-high for a new chapter of spectacular talent and exhilarating moments. As contestants from various backgrounds eagerly step onto the stage, they hope to leave an indelible mark and captivate the world with their awe-inspiring skills. Guiding us through this incredible journey is the beloved panel of judges -- the incomparable quartet of Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum, Simon Cowell, and Sofia Vergara. Their keen eyes and honest critiques have become synonymous with the show, providing both praise and constructive feedback to aspiring stars. And let's not forget the dynamic and charismatic Terry Crews, who returns as the host of 'America's Got Talent', ready to bring his infectious energy to the stage once more.

In Episode 2, get ready for witnessing a thrilling addition to the mix. Hailing all the way from Bosnia, Muhamed Kahrimanovic, also known as Hammerhand, makes his debut on the stage. His superpower? Breaking anything that seems unbreakable to ordinary human beings. With his sights set on breaking his own record on 'AGT', the audience held their breath in anticipation. However, as the performance unfolds, disappointment lingers in the air, leaving fans wondering if Hammerhand will overcome the challenge and rise to the occasion.

Muhamed Kahrimanovic attempts to break his own record on 'AGT'

Prepare to witness the incredible power of Muhamed Kahrimanovic, a true force hailing from Bosnia. With his mighty grip, he has garnered worldwide recognition, breaking numerous Guinness World records, particularly in his feat of demolishing coconuts. In the latest episode of the show, the spotlight shined on Hammerhand as he attempted to break the record for the most coconuts shattered in just one minute. With his current record at stake, the stage is set for a thrilling challenge.

A representative from Guinness World Records joins him on stage, overseeing the attempt with anticipation. Using nothing but his bare fist, Hammerhand smashes through the coconuts, but not all of them yield to his power. As Muhamed catches his breath, the Guinness representative carefully counts the broken coconuts. Unfortunately, the final count reaches only 23, falling short of the desired record. Simon disappointingly buzzes him and delivers a 'no' vote. The reaction feels somewhat harsh, and the weight of the four 'no' votes from the judges is disheartening.

'He aint even splitting most of them open... let alone in half'

Fans were disappointed as Muhamed could not break his own record of breaking coconuts. One Redditor said, "I thought maybe he was a lot younger when he set the record, but then I saw he set that record last year. So yeah... I have my doubts too." Another pointed out, "Dude he wasn't even close to breaking his own record." One Reddit user asked, " Are we sure he legitimately got the record the first time??"

Twitter too exploded with fans reacting to Muhamed's power show. One said, "This guy tried to break his own Guiness record of breaking 148 coconuts in half with his first and only broke 23 - granted he’s a great grandpa now and not sure when he first broke the record but how was he not even remotely close?"

Another user wrote, "At least he did his best in smashing the coconuts." Another concluded, "The rest of the coconuts have been spared from the hands of a mad man. #agt" 

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