They have the same name, they both play as pitchers in Minor League Baseball in the United States. They look alike like two drops of water, but yet the two look-alikes are not related.
The two 6ft 4in (1.95m) men, who are redheaded, wear glasses and go by the name Brady Feigl, realized the existence of their namesake in 2015.
The two athletes injured their shoulders a few months apart and the same doctor performed their surgery.
“The doctor called our trainer to ask him if I was going to be present the next day for my surgery,” Brady Feigl told the newspaper. The Sun. He replied that it had been six months since I had her, and that’s how I knew we were two.
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In 2017, Bradley Gregory Feigl’s baseball team, then 22, sent birthday wishes to Bradley Matthew Feigl, five years his senior.
After being confused for years, they did a DNA test which showed no relationship between the two men.
“We are still brothers in a way, shares the older of the two athletes at The Sun. We’re always going to be Brady Feigl.”
According to the scientific journal Cell Reportsthere are several unrelated lookalikes around the world.
A study published in August on 32 pairs of individuals who look alike reveals that even if they are not related, they could share genetic similarities.
