Akinfenwa hits beast mode for AFC Wimbledon

Adebayo Akinfenwa, aka the strongest man in football, put in an excellent display for AFC Wimbledon during their narrow pre-season defeat at the hands of Chelsea.
The 32-year-old didn’t score against the Premier League giants, but he did, unsurprisingly, put in an impressively strong display.

In fact, Chelsea were two down with 16 minutes to go – after being roughed up by the powerhouse “The Beast” Akinfenwa for an hour of play.

But the half-time introduction of Terry and Branislav Invanovic eventually turned around their fortunes and denied AFC Wimbledon a famous victory.

The man labelled the “world’s strongest footballer” due to his ability to benchpress 180kg – almost twice his body-weight – was statistically the strongest footballer on the video game FIFA 14.

Time after time he rolled defenders, shook off challenges and shrugged off the attentions of Chelsea’s million-pound men before he was withdrawn on 66 minutes with his side in charge. — Daily Mail.

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