Dominican Jepssy Beltré achieves Guinness World Record by visiting all 30 Major League Baseball stadiums in just 25 days

Santo Domingo. – Dominican Jepssy Beltré, known as “El Fanático de la Patria”, wrote his name in history this Saturday, September 13, by establishing a Guinness Record after visiting the 30 Major League Baseball stadiums in just 25 days, a feat never before achieved. You may be interested:Alcántara shines and Agustín Ramírez joins the club of Dominican rookies with 20 home runs Beltré began his journey on August 20th with the goal of surpassing the record set 20 years ago by two Americans, who had achieved it in 29 days. The challenge culminated at the mythical Fenway Park in Boston, during the classic between the Red Sox and the Yankees, where he was also honored by throwing the first pitch. The tour involved more than 20 internal flights, in addition to train and bus trips, totaling more than 7,000 kilometers in less than a month. All under the strict Guinness rules, which required witnessing each complete match, documenting the first pitches and final scores with photos and videos, as well as keeping a record of witnesses at each venue. “This achievement is a dream come true. I did it for the love of baseball and for my country, carrying the Dominican flag to every stadium,” expressed Beltré, who financed most of the challenge with his own resources and the support of friends, without official sponsorship. The record not only represents a personal triumph, but also a message of perseverance and passion for baseball. The entire journey was documented in video and photographs, material that could become a future documentary or series, showing how he defied time, distance, and the logistics of Major League Baseball to leave an indelible mark.