Rayno Nel, the first African to win the World's Strongest Man competition, has put his strength on full display by lifting Siya Kolisi above his head with ease — before turning the tables and challenging Kolisi to return the favour.
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World's Strongest Man Rayno Nel lifts Kolisi above his head — then issues a challenge
World's Strongest Man Rayno Nel lifts Kolisi overhead and challenges him to do the same in a video encounter between the two South African sporting figures.
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