TONY JEFFRIES SETS WORLD RECORD WITH 147,218 PUNCHES IN 24 HOURS — A GLOBAL SPECTACLE

TONY JEFFRIES MAKES HISTORY WITH 147,218 PUNCHES IN 24 HOURS — A WORLD RECORD THE WHOLE WORLD WATCHED

Space Live Productions Captures a Monumental Achievement

Dubai, UAE: In a remarkable showcase of physical endurance and technological innovation, Olympic medalist and esteemed boxing coach Tony Jeffries has etched his name in the annals of sports history by setting a new Guinness World Record for the most punches thrown in a 24-hour period—an astounding 147,218 full-extension punches. This extraordinary feat was not only a testament to human determination but also a watershed moment for live sports broadcasting, as Space Live Productions delivered the entire event to a global audience.

The undertaking was far from a mere attempt to break a record; it transformed into a sophisticated production that harmonized elite athleticism with state-of-the-art live streaming technology. Space Live employed a multi-camera setup to capture multiple angles of the action, complete with professional-grade audio and video, real-time punch tracking, and engaging dynamic overlays that animated every jab, cross, and uppercut.

Set at GymNation—a local gym that generously hosted the event—participants and spectators had the unique opportunity to witness the historic attempt in real-time. Enthusiastic gym-goers looked on as the clock ticked down, amplifying the atmosphere of excitement. A dedicated production crew of over 20 members, spanning directors, camera operators, assistants, and punch counters, executed their roles with military precision, ensuring uninterrupted coverage throughout the 24-hour challenge. Additionally, Jeffries’ team meticulously orchestrated equipment changes and physical recovery efforts, allowing him to maintain peak performance.

“I extend my heartfelt gratitude to the team at Space Live Productions for the incredible job they did in capturing every moment of this challenge. Achieving this record was significant enough, but being able to share it with the world in real-time made this experience all the more special,” remarked Tony Jeffries.

The initiative was spearheaded by Nour Abdelaal, Managing Director and Live Event Director of Space Live Productions, who oversaw both the technical execution and creative undertakings necessary to make the live stream a reality. “As the CEO of The Space, I’m always passionate about building pioneering partnerships—and this world record with Tony Jeffries exemplified that vision. I was immensely proud to see our in-house team at Space Live Productions driving such an inspiring, global event,” emphasized Anna Morgenstern.

This collaboration between elite athletics and cutting-edge media production sets a new standard for what can be achieved when passion meets innovation—resulting in a world record not only accomplished but also felt and experienced by viewers worldwide.