What this man did for his Britain Got Talent audition will leave you BREATHLESS!
One of the scariest and craziest audition you will ever see! Watch the terrifying video below
One of the most dangerous act was played on stage during the Britain Got Talent. The four judges, the hosts and even the audiences were shocked and were left speechless after watching Alexandr Magala audition.
Sword-swallower Alexandr, 26-year-old, from Moldova, entered the stage with 2 swords with him. On his first act, he swallowed a long knife down to his throat and did several back flips!
Britain's Got Talent judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David William were terrified and trying to hide their eyes behind their fingers while they watch the show's most dangerous' act to date.
The audience were all screaming as Alexandr held his samurai and slowly swallowed it down to his throat. Everyone whose watching him were all covering their eyes cause they don't know what he's going to do next.
Alesha and David were seen holding hand while trying to watch Alexandr death defying and jaw-dropping stunt. After swallowing his samurai sword, he climbed up to the top of the pole and then hung upside-down with only his legs gripping the pole while he placed a sword in his mouth and let his hands fall free with just inches above the stage floor.
The shocked judges turned away as Alexandr slid down the floor with a sword on his throat. BGT's co-hosts Dec and Ant can't also believe what they just saw and left them heap on the floor.
"I can’t believe what I’ve just witnessed," said the nervous Alesha
"I actually thought you were going to die. This is one of those auditions I will never, ever forget," exclaimed Simon
After watching the most dangerous performance, the judges applauded Alexandr for finishing his audition in one piece. He's going home with 4 Yes'!
Watch the terrifying video here:
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| Alexandr Magala about to perform one of the most dangerous act |
One of the most dangerous act was played on stage during the Britain Got Talent. The four judges, the hosts and even the audiences were shocked and were left speechless after watching Alexandr Magala audition.
Sword-swallower Alexandr, 26-year-old, from Moldova, entered the stage with 2 swords with him. On his first act, he swallowed a long knife down to his throat and did several back flips!
Britain's Got Talent judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David William were terrified and trying to hide their eyes behind their fingers while they watch the show's most dangerous' act to date.
The audience were all screaming as Alexandr held his samurai and slowly swallowed it down to his throat. Everyone whose watching him were all covering their eyes cause they don't know what he's going to do next.
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| David William, Alesha Dixon, Amanda Holden and Simon Cowell were all shocked! |
Alesha and David were seen holding hand while trying to watch Alexandr death defying and jaw-dropping stunt. After swallowing his samurai sword, he climbed up to the top of the pole and then hung upside-down with only his legs gripping the pole while he placed a sword in his mouth and let his hands fall free with just inches above the stage floor.
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| Alexandr's last and scariest act! |
"I can’t believe what I’ve just witnessed," said the nervous Alesha
"I actually thought you were going to die. This is one of those auditions I will never, ever forget," exclaimed Simon
After watching the most dangerous performance, the judges applauded Alexandr for finishing his audition in one piece. He's going home with 4 Yes'!
Watch the terrifying video here:
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