Sajad Gharibi is no joke.
This insanely massive individual stands at 6'2 and weighs in at 385 pounds, earning him the appropriate title of "The Iranian Hulk" among his many admirers.
He's also been called the "Persian Hercules" but both nicknames essentially amount to the same thing: Sajad is definitely not someone you would ever want to mess with.
He currently has just over 450,000 followers and that number just keeps growing the more he posts jaw-dropping photos of his hulking frame.
Seriously, how did he even get in there?
Specifically, mixed martial arts.
He even teased that he is accepting his "first professional fight from a Brazilian fighter before 2020."
But who would be crazy enough to step inside the octagon with this guy?
Brazilian-based weightlifting fanatic Romario Dos Santos Alves has been steadily amassing his own following on Instagram with posts featuring his bulging muscles.
Romario likes to frequently cover his entire body in green paint and don a pair of ripped shorts to truly become his namesake, the Incredible Hulk.
According to LADbible, Romario has called out Sajad and challenged him to fight in the MMA ring, even vowing to 'tear his head off.'
But there's a bit of a size disparity between these two Hulks.
Sure, the 'Brazilian Hulk' is huge. We've all seen those biceps and pecs (and his equally large shoulder muscles). But while we would never personally challenge him to a fight, we think he might be underestimating the size difference between him and the 'Iranian Hulk.'
For starters, Romario is only 5'8.
Romario also weighs 229lbs, which doesn't exactly compare to Sajad's 385lb frame.
But we don't think this will stop the 'Brazilian Hulk' from taking on his Iranian counterpart anytime soon. This guy is determined to prove himself.
In several Instagram posts, he's talked about himself in the past as having been a relatively small security guard.
Less than a decade ago, he decided to make a change and started hitting the gym to bulk up.
According to The Mirror, Romario reportedly nearly lost one of his arms after a bad reaction to synthol oil injections in 2013.
Which is probably for the best.
What better opponent for the 'Iranian Hulk' to take on in his debut MMA fight than the 'Brazilian Hulk'?
Sure, they aren't the same size, but there's no denying they're two massive men. With the right determination and passion, this could very well prove to be an even match up.
