Identical twin brothers volley to set 4th Guinness World Record
The identical twin brothers had to hit 10,000 or more consecutive volley's without a bounce while standing behind the kitchen line which is 7 feet on each side to set the record.
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3ds agoAngelo and Ettore Rossetti have unofficially set a Guinness World Record for the Longest Pickleball Volley Rally with a final count of 10,532 volleys.
The identical twin brothers had to hit 10,000 or more consecutive volley's without a bounce while standing behind the kitchen line which is 7 feet on each side to set the record.
The goal was set with the idea to give back.
The Rossetti brothers aimed to raise at least $10,000 for Save the Children to match their 10,000-volley rally count.
All donations go directly to Save the Children.
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