An Iranian athlete for the first time in the world demonstrated a new movement with his foot and tennis ball and set a new record in the book of Iranian national records as well as the Guinness world record. In this move, a professional soccer player, with his foot instead of a racket, faced a professional tennis player and played tennis for more than an hour!

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Tehran: In this show that was held on Thursday evening, 2nd of Shahrivar at the tennis court of Espinas Palace Hotel in Tehran, Mahdi Hab Darvish, the world record holder for moving rupees with all kinds of balls in the Guinness book and the head of the rupees committee and Iran's individual and performance skills set a new record.
This spectacular program was held with the support of Azarbaijan-Afkhami Industrial Group, the first producer of fully automatic bakery machines in Iran.
 
This time, Hab Darvish faced Amirhossein Badi, the national tennis player of Iran, who two weeks ago, together with the national team of this country, climbed to the second level by winning the third division of the Davis Cup, and returned his shots with his feet instead of the racket.
In this match, Mehdi Hab Darvish passed the tennis ball safely over the net 637 times in one hour, to record a unique quorum in his name.
 
 
Mehdi Hab Darwish has a coaching certificate of C Football Asia and is a player of the Artisan football team, and he has previously walked the stairs of Milad Tower three times in reverse with 1860 consecutive hits of rupees with soccer balls and tennis balls, as well as with marbles.
For the first time, the Portuguese soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo and the Spanish tennis legend Nadal played this type of show game for a few minutes in a promotional clip.
The record of 637 kicks in a tennis game in one hour was recorded in Iran's national records and was sent to the Guinness Book of Records with the recording of the video and official report.
 
 
Amirhossein Badi said after this match: I didn't even imagine that Darvish's love would last for half an hour. With the intense heat and the relentless sun, he answered my shots, which is difficult even with a racquet. I congratulate Hab Darvish on this record.
Mehdi Hab Darvish also said: I did not think that this record would be so difficult. I already hit the world record for rupees with this ball, but shooting this ball requires much more power than rupees and it completely took my strength. From now on, I am facing severe muscle cramps and feel weak. I have never endured so much physical pressure.