Love is hard to find, especially if you are ‘The Hulk‘. Arbab Khizer Hayat (or better known as the Pakistani Hulk) revealed the struggle and anguish of looking for love. Due to his sheer size, the 27-year-old weightlifter has had problems finding ‘the one’.
So far, the Hulk has rejected 200-300 women, purely on the basis of not being big enough. Or in Hulk’s words: “Puny humans!”
All 300 potential brides failed to win the heart of Arbab because they were too small for him. The man weighs 70 stone and has said that he won’t even consider any woman under 16 stones as he fears he might crush them.
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Pakistani Hulk still hasn’t found ‘the one’ and the search for the perfect ‘heavyweight’ bride continues. Besides the weight and size requirement, the 6′ 6″ giant also wants a wife that is not just a great cook but can cater to his 10,000 calorie-a-day diet. ( this includes 36 eggs for just breakfast!)
Besides the fear of crushing his bride, Pakistani Hulk is also concerned about the aesthetics. The Mardan, Pakistan resident explained:
“I want to meet a woman who weighs at least 220lb, and she has to be above 6ft4in tall, so we look right together. I need a heavyweight wife so I do not hurt her. All the women who have wanted to marry me so far have been too skinny. My parents want me to get married. They want to have grandkids but I haven’t found the right match for myself. In the last seven years, I have been desperately looking for love, and have seen 200-300 girls, but they were all an average weight. I am 6’6 feet tall and weigh almost a tonne so it is not possible to look a normal couple with an average woman.”
Maybe he’s overly concerned. Afterall a mammoth Jason Mamoa (AKA Aquaman) is married to a petite Lisa Bonet?
Hayat insisted that his future wife must look the part alongside him. He also believed that she needs to have a bulky frame as he fears squashing her if she is too small. So ladies, what do you say? Is there anyone out there that is up for the task?
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