The truck is pronounced as 'shark wreek', although many pronounce it as 'shark wreck', and is currently well known as "Tiger Shark".

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Tiger Shark is a monster truck run on the Holman's Beast chassis with Bobby Holman driving since 2019. It was originally a Hot Wheels truck released in 2018 on a custom shark body mold. It was later turned into a real life monster truck and competed at the Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Tour in 2019. Ty Cornelius Jr.

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Q: How was Tiger Shark created? A: Hot Wheels designed a Tiger Shark body and wanted to turn that into a full-blown, real-life monster truck. So, they did the Tiger Shark, the Bone Shaker, the Demo Derby and the V8 Bomber and those were Hot Wheels creations.

This giant shark (fossil remains suggest a length of 59 feet/18 meters) concept was developed into a Monster Jam truck in 2016, making its competitive debut in Nashville, Tennessee on January 7, 2017.

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