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Tom Sietas, 30, from Hamburg, Germany, is interviewed after breaking his own Guinness World Record of 14 minutes and 25 seconds for holding his breath under water, during his appearance on the "
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Tom Sietas leaving ABC studios after appearing on 'Live with Regis and Kelly' New York City, USA - 19.09.08 Ray Filmano Stock Photo - Alamy
dpa) - German freediver Tom Sietas lies motionless in the water during his attempt to break the Static Apnea Diving World Record in Hamburg, Germany, Wednesday 9 June 2004. With 8 minutes
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current world record holder for holding his or her breath by Jason Bouche
