Poland lost its star, didn't it?

An off-court star from Poland set a global record earlier. In eight hours, she kept fighting with as many as 646 men, breaking the old record of 620 men in Houston, USA, and becoming a new generation of female directors.

Earlier, Warsaw, the capital of Poland, held the International Adult Day and Expo 2002. It was also during this period that Polish star figura held the first world collective championship, setting an unparalleled new record.

The competition attracted three beauties, namely, Brown of Britain, Magala of Brazil and figura of Poland, who were ready to break the old record and dominate the world. The game is expected to start at 10 am. According to the regulations, each contact must last for 30 to 60 seconds. Brown, who was ahead of the old record by 26, was ahead of his opponent in the first hour of the game. Unfortunately, she didn't last long and couldn't take advantage of the opening advantage to win the game. After fighting 466 men, she was exhausted before 2pm and had to watch Majala and figura continue fighting.

After Brown retired, figura kept ahead of rival Majara until the end of the game. At 5: 06 pm, when the referee took a photo with the 62nd1man, he confirmed that the old record set by American star Houston in 1998 had been broken, but the game was not over yet.

The race ended at 5: 58 pm, and there were 646 people in figura, 26 more than the record set by Houston. And Mahara ranked second with 633. This time, six cameras were used to shoot the press conference, and then the images were transmitted to the large-scale TV in the main venue of the 2002 World Expo, so that the 2,000 spectators present were "closely" together with the three Jiaowa.

Madoff, an American photographer and journalist who is in charge of reporting the tournament, said: "This is really amazing! Every contact has been carefully monitored and timed by the judges! "