Know all details about Majd Khader, who was trained by the late fitness coach Tyler Hall and managed to win $400K from the MrBeast series
Majd Khader emerged as one of the notable contestants in YouTuber MrBeast’s headline-making transformation series, Lose 100 LBS, Win $250,000!, a solo fitness challenge that pushed the limits of physical endurance and mental resilience.
His coach, fitness trainer Tyler Wall was a part of MrBeast’s weight loss challenge video and died unexpectedly during filming, leaving fans in deep shock.
Tyler Wall was a popular American fitness coach who passed away suddenly on February 18, 2025. He passed away during the midst of filming MrBeast’s “Lose 100 Pounds, Win $250,000” challenge. Authorities found him dead in his apartment in Greenville, North Carolina, on Day 85 of the year-long challenge. Prior to his death, Wall had been working closely with Majd Khader, guiding him through intense workouts and providing daily support.
According to official reports, Tyler Wall died of mitragynine toxicity, which is a condition linked to the use of kratom. Kratom is a controversial plant-based substance known for its opioid-like effects and is linked with a high rate of addiction. Officials have reported his manner of death as an accident.
Who is Majd Khader winner of MrBeast’s “Lose 100 LBS” whose coach Tyler Wall passed away during weight challenge
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He had previously participated in the viral video Last To Leave Circle Wins $500,000, showcasing his competitive spirit well before embarking on his health journey. In this social experiment, Majd was one among 100 participants vying for the half-a-million-dollar prize by remaining within a large red circle marked inside a gym. He lasted until Day 7, eventually placing 46th after a rule—introduced by Nolan Hansen—that stated anyone touching the ground with any body part other than their feet would be disqualified.
Unfortunately, Majd’s knee grazed the floor, leading to his elimination. Despite the exit, he was awarded $1,000 for his effort. Earlier in the challenge, he drew laughter after slipping off a garbage can while trying to sit on it—a moment that nearly cost him the game, but he managed to twist in time and avoid crossing the red boundary, landing safely on his stomach.
Hey! Just want to thank you all for the outpouring love and support ❤️
I just uploaded my first YouTube video it’s a reaction video 🥲
How I Lost 100LBs, To WIN $250,000https://t.co/Vq1Yh3tLc0 pic.twitter.com/N1pTI3XSeo
— Majd (@MajdKhader_) June 23, 2025
Majd later took on one of MrBeast’s most ambitious solo challenges—Lose 100 LBS, Win $250,000!—where he was tasked with living full-time in a gym, confined within the red circle, and working toward a life-changing weight loss goal. He began the journey at 324 pounds. By Day 30, he had dropped approximately 20 pounds, reaching 303.5 lbs—a motivating start that fueled his commitment.
By Day 60, his weight had reduced further to 286 lbs, marking a steady downward trend. However, on Day 85, Majd received heartbreaking news: his personal coach and trainer, Tyler Wall, had passed away unexpectedly in his apartment the day before. Tyler’s sudden death left a deep emotional impact. After his coach Tyler Wall passed away unexpectedly, Majd was given the choice to leave the challenge. He decided to stay and finish it in his coach’s memory, saying Wall wouldn’t want him to quit.
wow… where do I even begin to explain how grateful and thankful I am for this life changing experience and life changing opportunity I can’t thank everyone enough that was involved seriously🙏.
I cannot believe I spent 6 months off the face of the earth to lose 100 pounds… pic.twitter.com/Ve3jkIoaID
— Majd (@MajdKhader_) June 21, 2025
By Day 100, he reached 271 pounds. On Day 130, he was down to 253. By Day 161, he weighed 234, and on the final day—Day 178—he hit 222 pounds, successfully losing over 100 pounds. During the challenge, he reduced his daily calorie intake by 600, cut his body fat by 50%, completed 3,950 push-ups, and made 17,600 basketball shots. If he maintains this progress, he could extend his life by up to five years. But for Majd, the most important part was finishing what he started.