Patrick Amenuvor cancels GWR Stand-a-thon attempt due to broken rules

In a surprising turn of events, Patrick Amenuvor, the Ghanaian photographer and content creator who embarked on a remarkable challenge by undertaking the Guinness World Record (GWR) longest standing marathon by an individual earlier today, has made a decision to cancel his attempt.

The abrupt halt comes as a result of rule violations that have cast a shadow over the anticipated feat, leaving both Patrick Amenuvor and his supporters disappointed.

The specific nature of the rule violations remain undisclosed, adding an air of mystery to the cancellation.

In an official press release sighted by Ameyaw Debrah Media, Patrick stated that he and his team will review his attempt so far and bounce back later with a new date, adding that the challenge is something he is never going to sleep on.

The GWR Stand-a-thon involves individuals standing for an extended period, testing their endurance and stamina.

Amenuvor had trained rigorously for this feat, aiming to surpass the existing record. However, the attempt hit a roadblock as officials discovered purported breaches of the established rules during the initial stage of the attempt.