David Rush Sets 15 World Records in a Single Day

LONDON, Aug. 9 (UPI) -- David Rush, a renowned record-breaker, made headlines by shattering 15 world records in one day at the Guinness World Records headquarters in London. This ambitious feat is part of Rush's ongoing quest to secure the title for the most concurrent world records, currently held by Italian Silvio Sabba, who boasts 180 titles. Rush kicked off his record-breaking marathon with an impressive display of skill, taking 198 bites out of three apples while juggling them for one minute. He quickly followed this with a series of table tennis-related records, including the fastest time to bounce a ball on two bottle caps using alternate hands, achieving the task in just 2.09 seconds. He also set records for the most table tennis balls bounced against a wall with his mouth and the most hits against a wall in one minute. In addition to his table tennis accomplishments, Rush showcased his versatility with records such as the most touches of a baseball with alternating hands, the most behind-the-back basketball passes, and juggling feats involving bowling balls. He concluded his record-breaking day with a variety of challenges, including the fastest time to fold and throw a paper airplane and the most T-shirts put on in 30 seconds. As Rush awaits confirmation of his new records, he remains focused on his goal of surpassing Sabba's impressive record count, further solidifying his status as a serial record-breaker.