In Hungary, 38 competitors battled it out in a high-stakes grave-digging contest, digging deep and fast under tough dry conditions to prove their skills—and maybe shake off some of death’s spooky aura. The winning duo, Róbert Nagy and László Kiss, clocked in at just one hour and twenty-one minutes to dig a perfectly measured grave—5.5 feet deep, 6.5 feet long, and 2.5 feet wide—showcasing that speed matters more than style in this unique tribute to the craft.

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