Many people must have seen this photo, and even many people think that it is the result of PS, but the truth is that this strong toddler is real and has set multiple world records.
He is Giuliano Stroe from Romania, who was once recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records at the age of 5 and was called "the strongest child in the world" and "Junior Dwayne Johnson".
Now, 13 years later, it seems completely difficult to be recognized by fans, and the aura is gone. But he is ready to enter the boxing world, and his first goal is to participate in the European Boxing Championships.
Giuliano's father was a gym owner, so he began working under his father's guidance at the age of 2.
In 2009, he set a new Guinness World Record for performing "10 meters with two feet on a weight-bearing handstand" on an Italian television show.
At the same time, his training footage attracted a lot of attention after it was uploaded to YouTube, immediately receiving 7,000 likes and hundreds of thousands of followers at a young age.
Surprisingly, just a year later, Giuliano set the world record for the highest number of 90-degree right-angle push-ups.
In fact, while still toddlers, Giuliano and his brother Claudiu were able to perform amazing feats that they had learned from their father.
The younger brother follows in his older brother's footsteps and can perform handstand push-ups on the bar. Both boys were able to lift 4 kilograms of dumbbells and heavy objects.
But this has also aroused the question of many people, and some doctors believe that weight training has almost no positive effect before children enter puberty.
Others warn that there is a risk of injury and may even be harmful to the health of children.
But the father angrily responded to criticism about possible harm to his child's health, telling reporters:
"Someone once told me that boys don't grow up normally, but there's no evidence for that, even if you put a stone on top of a flower, the flower will grow, which is a natural growth force."
Later Giuliano and his brother went through boxing training, and now Giuliano's family wants to start a private boxing club because Giuliano and his brother Claudio have trained to compete in the European Boxing Championships.
Giuliano said on his personal social media: "To be a champion, you have to act like a champion. "It seems he's ready for everything.
In fact, there is really no shortage of geniuses in the sports world, and it can even be said that the top sports competitions are competitions between geniuses. The world's strongest boy has already shown his talent in fitness, and it's hard to say in martial arts.