Russell Cook, the man nicknamed "Hardest Geezer", has successfully run the full length of Africa, crossing the finish line in Tunisia after 352 days. Before he set off on the mammoth challenge to ...

U.K.'s "Hardest Geezer" runs length of Africa for charity 01:27. London — A British man has taken the concept of running for charity to a whole new level.Russ Cook, 27, completed a year-long ...

After his start in South Africa, he mostly skirted the west side of the continent, ... Cook, who has been nicknamed the Hardest Geezer, wound up averaging about 29 miles a day, ...

The self-styled 'Hardest Geezer' led out thousands of runners taking part in a 'Run and Raise' event just days after completing his 10,000-mile odyssey from South Africa to Tunisia .

At first glance, they appeared to be the most unlikely of adversaries. One is a quiet, bespectacled 52-year-old from Denmark immersed in the niche world of ultramarathons.

Almost one year after starting, Russ Cook - more widely known as the Hardest Geezer - completes his challenge to run the length of Africa.

Russ Cook, who calls himself "Hardest Geezer" on social media, has run from the tip of South Africa to Tunisia, clocking up more than 16,000km over 350 days.

A row has erupted over Russ Cook’s – aka Hardest Geezer – claim to be the first person to run the length of Africa. Mr Cook, from West Sussex, completed his gruelling challenge on Sunday ...

THIS is the moment 'Hardest Geezer' revealed the very surprising first thing he'll do as he completed his epic run across Africa. Russ Cook admitted on Sunday he's "a bit tired" after finishing ...

'Hardest Geezer' Russ Cook has denied knowing anything about the row over whether he's the first to run the length of Africa after jokes he 'needs to sort his mop out' and is looking forward to ...

“Hardest Geezer” Russ Cook, who ran the length of Africa, will return with a long-distance running challenge spanning New Zealand. The charity fundraiser, from West Sussex, will run 3,000km ...