If the height of over 2m is considered extremely rare in the Vietnamese volleyball village, in the world, there are men's volleyball athletes with unbelievably height. Along with the 5 highest athletes in the world volleyball village.
Wuttichai Suksara (2.24m)
It was quite surprising when the leading name came from Thailand, a mid -range volleyball platform in Asia. Wuttichai Suksara was born in 1995 with a height of 2.24m superior to teammates.
At the age of 13, Wuttichai Suksara was peers. However, the ability of this dam has not been appreciated.
Kay Van Dijk (2.15m)
This veteran Dutch athlete is one of the tallest dams in the world with a career in many clubs. Up to the present time, the number of teams that Kay Van Dijk used to wear up to 18.
He was born in 1984, in his career, he won the Belgium Championship in 2008 and the Slovenia National Championship in 2011. At the Netherlands national level, he played 180 matches with the GLASH GRAD in the European Championship 2008.
Leandro Martins Da Silva (2.16m)
The male volleyball player of Samba is controversial about height. According to some statistics at home, this male athlete is 2m17 high, but FIVB records the number of Leango Martins Da Silva as 2.16m.
Despite possessing a huge height, the 1992 beating hand does not have a career too prominent. He has never traveled abroad, competed for 4 clubs and the highest achievement was with the team winning the Brazilian championship in 2011.
Renan Zanatta Buiatti and Bartlomiej Lemanski (2.17m)
The two names of Poland and Brazil have the same height of 2.17m. While Renan BuiatTi of Brazil has gained many high achievements, Bartlomiej Lemanski is also expected.
Along with the Brazilian national team, BuiatTi won the FIVB World Grand Champions Cup championship, the runner -up of the 2014 World Championship. At the club level in the Sada Cruziero, he won the 2016 FIVB Club World Championship.
Meanwhile, Bartlomiej Lemanski is 26 years old and has won the 2019 World Cup gold medal. This year, he will and his teammates have the task of protecting the world gold medal in Russia.
Dmitriy Muserskiy (2.18m)
This is the “world volleyball monster”, the most famous among the names on this list. He contributed greatly to bring strength to the Russian team and have a full collection of the 2011 World Championship, London 2012 Olympic Games, European Championship 2013.
Currently, he is also the No. 1 star of the Japanese league. Although he missed the Tokyo Olympic appointment, he was expected to return to the 2022 -year -old manager at home this year.