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Tom Brady was in disbelief seeing iShowSpeed hit a 40-inch vertical during NFL Combine training in 'Speed Goes Pro.'

Tom Brady in a suit and sunglasses on the left; a smiling young man in a red sports jersey with a medal on the right. — (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images), (Photo by Jean Catuffe/Getty Images)

Tom Brady was left in disbelief when IShowSpeed showed serious athleticism during their latest collaboration.

The viral moment came in the latest episode of Speed Goes Pro, where Brady was training the streamer for an NFL Scouting Combine-style workout.

One of the challenges tested Speed's vertical leap, and he shocked everyone in attendance, including the seven-time Super Bowl champion, by hitting an eye-popping 40-inch vertical.

"Oh my God. That's unbelievable," Brady said, shaking his head in amazement. "That's insane."

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.@TomBrady was in disbelief that Speed has a 40-inch vertical 😳

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The episode adds another chapter to the unlikely friendship between Brady and Speed. In August, Speed "crashed" Brady's home as part of his Speed Does America tour. The chaotic meetup was filmed and later used in a promotional clip for Week 1 of the NFL season on Fox.

Brady also gave the streamer a one-of-a-kind gift: a signed 2002 Cristiano Ronaldo rookie card as a nod to Speed's well-documented obsession with the Portuguese soccer icon. The gesture went viral among Speed's fans, who hailed it as one of the greatest crossovers between sports and internet culture.

With Speed Goes Pro, the popular streamer will be going toe-to-toe with various athletes, including Kevin Durant, Sauce Gardner, Suni Lee, Randy Orton, and Joey Chestnut, in their respective sports. Tom Brady is the first guest of the new six-part YouTube series that is in collaboration with OBB Media and DICK'S Sporting Goods.

"I've always said that with real training I could go pro in any sport, and now I get to prove it by competing with some of the GOATs," Speed said in a statement.

"Learning from legends like Tom Brady and Kevin Durant is amazing, and I'm ready for it all. Huge thanks to the teams at OBB Media and DICK'S Sporting Goods for believing in the vision and helping me turn these challenges into must-watch moments. W's in the chat!"