Here They Break the World Record – Watch the Celebration in the Studio
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Fredrik Nilsson and Emil Ohlsson from Bjärreds BTK have broken the world record in marathon table tennis.
After 17 hours and 15 minutes of keeping a ping pong ball moving, Emil Ohlsson and Fredrik Nilsson have broken the world record. However, the broadcast from SVT in Malmö continues – with the goal set at 24 hours.
Malmö residents Fredrik Nilsson and Emil Ohlsson want to take back the world record for the longest ping-pong ball rally. On Thursday, they must keep the ball in play for more than 17 hours and 15 minutes to become the world leader again. – Of course it's incredibly boring. It's really boring to stand there, but this is a bone-chilling record, says Emil Ohlsson.
Malmö residents Fredrik Nilsson and Emil Ohlsson want to take back the world record for the longest ping-pong ball rally. On Thursday, they must keep the ball in play for more than 17 hours and 15 minutes to become the world leader again. – Of course it's incredibly boring. It's really boring to stand there, but this is a bone-chilling record, says Emil Ohlsson.
Malmö residents Fredrik Nilsson and Emil Ohlsson want to take back the world record for the longest ping-pong ball rally. On Thursday, they must keep the ball in play for more than 17 hours and 15 minutes to become the world leader again. – Of course it's incredibly boring. It's really boring to stand there, but this is a bone-chilling record, says Emil Ohlsson.
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