Overall it's Max with his 3 World Championship titles and 8 or 9 WRs this year closely followed by Tymon who also performed amazing at Worlds plus wins for most interesting and insane solutions. But if we only count 3x3, it's Yiheng, he's on another level.
It’s so insane that all 3 had the same scramble, all chose yellow cross, and all 3 chose different ways to solve. The craziest part is that Yihang just recently turned 10 years old, can you imagine the records he will have broken by the time he’s Max and Tymon’s age. Unbelievable!
I think Tymon used pseudo which made him think too much about the steps while solving. Make him slow down to observe. So he only got a score of 5 even though the solution was crazy compared to yiheng wang. As for Yiheng wang, the steps are quite simple but he has mastered it in a crazy way
What about Ruihang? since 2023 he has cut his PR average from 5.48 to 5.19 to 5.11 and to his current PR average of 5.01. To has a 4.49 average on camera and multiple sub 5 averages at unofficial competitions. Plus his PB average is 4.12.
im so sad tymon didn't win. He deserved it and it is really sad that it came down to that nb perm stopping him from getting the biggest title of his life
@@XenodarkOGMaybe rarer but not necessarily bad, but some cubers have a policy of immediately learning the left-handed version as well whenever they learn any alg. Sounds excessive at first but it actually gets easier and easier.
@@Pomni740fmc solvers don't have 15s of inspection time. So, low move count with such little prep is amazing. He knows so many algs, is a creative puzzle solver, so he clearly would have the potential to do very well in the event if it was something he wanted to focus on.
@@Pomni740Respectfully, I think you're completely, utterly missing the point. No one is claiming that the exact techniques he uses in his speed solves could someday crush or even match top FMC. Rather, what people are pointing out is that Tymon's style is so absurdly more intellectual than anything other top speedsolvers are managing, that it very powerful suggests he would quite likely be an insane FMC person if he went a different route in life and instead started from scratch with what he needs to learn for that. But Tymon literally said something like he'd rather never cube again than specialize in that. That said, if you look at the course of his career you can see him slowly moving from short burst events to taking longer events more seriously, so there's no telling how he could feel by his 20s or 30s.
Mostly because that’s what I along with most people care about, but yes if we’re talking about all events I would say someone like Max Siauw or Luke Garrett, someone that’s good at a lot of events
Who do you think was the best this year? ⬇️
Yiheng he was the most consistent with his averages
same@@FasterSpeedCubing
Max in general but for 3x3 yiheng
yiheng by far
Max for 4x4+, yiheng for 3x3
Overall it's Max with his 3 World Championship titles and 8 or 9 WRs this year closely followed by Tymon who also performed amazing at Worlds plus wins for most interesting and insane solutions. But if we only count 3x3, it's Yiheng, he's on another level.
Yiheng has only 3 and 2
Yup
once yiheng touches 4-7, it's over
@@nasdfigol He‘s doing other events. His Pyra average is top 100 in the World.
@@fantiscious He‘s already doing 4x4 and 5x5.
It’s max due to him winning 3,5, and 7 and also getting more than 10 WRs over the course of the year while still being very consistent
5:00 I think he brought the pair to the back to avoid a regrip/awkward move. Pretty smart by him
Tymon solving style is the most mind-blowing thing ever
It’s so insane that all 3 had the same scramble, all chose yellow cross, and all 3 chose different ways to solve. The craziest part is that Yihang just recently turned 10 years old, can you imagine the records he will have broken by the time he’s Max and Tymon’s age. Unbelievable!
“He sees that this is like that and that is very bad”
-STUCUBE 2023
Thanks for quoting me on that 🙏
bro turned a 30-second short into a 14:30-minute video. Now that's content creation.
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To be fair tho no one is fitting 3 reconstructions into 30 seconds
good point
Great Video Dude!
Great vid!
Yiheng used a lefty Jb perm like me.
Yiheng probably did know about the free pair in the back, he can inspect almost the entirety of f2l
Lookahead vs Inspection vs Efficiency
10:35 interestingly i’ve always felt that comp nerves usually help me get in the zone and perform better but that might just be me. great analysis btw
I'm the same, but I think regular comp nerves must be so different to worlds finals nerves, especially if you're a favourite to win
Before he says who I’m guessing Tymon that dude is a genius
I think Tymon used pseudo which made him think too much about the steps while solving. Make him slow down to observe. So he only got a score of 5 even though the solution was crazy compared to yiheng wang. As for Yiheng wang, the steps are quite simple but he has mastered it in a crazy way
Can you tell me the name of your mic it sounds really good?? And love the video!!
Thanks! It’s the Samson Q2U
Definitely yiheng hes evolving like a pokemon
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The "weird alg" in yihengs solve was a just lefty jb alg
Haha yeah I realized that after making the video
tymon should orient edges on last pair like this:
U' f R f' U R' U' R U R' U' R
he would get little better LL :D
however, i think luke is the best cuber, he is good at almost every event lmao, also could you reply with yiheng's ja perm? im curious
True, that would be a very different discussion. It turns out it was actually just the lefty version of Jb
@@STUCUBE ah ok, its the lefty jb with wide moves?
@@ClockSolverit's mirrored RUF jb perm, no wide moves
By that logic, martin egdal would be the best since he's like world class at every single event, something no one else can say
@@ChrisChoi123 oops idk who he is but i will check him out
What about Ruihang? since 2023 he has cut his PR average from 5.48 to 5.19 to 5.11 and to his current PR average of 5.01. To has a 4.49 average on camera and multiple sub 5 averages at unofficial competitions. Plus his PB average is 4.12.
I agree, he’s actually become pretty underrated. I think he’s top 5 in the world and has a good chance of getting WR single at least
@@Pomni740 with a 4.44 BPA
And he would've won world champs if it weren't for the 1 second pause in the middle of the last solve (5.82 was the time I think)
kyle santucci dropped a sub 4 keyboard avg just recently so idk
True that was insane. The 3.13 and 2.96 back to back didn’t even look real
i cant even do cross + 1 in inspection tymon can do cross +3💀💀
I think it’s max.keep it up and i think you will become the next cube head or even jperm
I think it’s max.keep it up and I think you will become the next cube head or jperm
im so sad tymon didn't win. He deserved it and it is really sad that it came down to that nb perm stopping him from getting the biggest title of his life
Another one is LML who was dominated mega
3:54 Why is it called yellow cross when the cross made is white cross
The solve was originally done on yellow cross, I just flipped the cube before scrambling it to make the solution show up on white
You for hitting 4K subs in a few months😅
me
smh
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yiheng simply did a left hand j perm in case anyone wondering
Oh ok thanks for clearing that up I thought it was a different alg
my main alg is a left hand jperm, is that weird?
@@XenodarkOGMaybe rarer but not necessarily bad, but some cubers have a policy of immediately learning the left-handed version as well whenever they learn any alg.
Sounds excessive at first but it actually gets easier and easier.
I just got pr by watching this video 7 months later lol
At minute 8:52
Tymon the goat
i would say yiheng or max
Yiheng J perm was standart but with left hand
I love your vids
No hate, but for me all the sound effecs while the breakdown is a little to much
Thanks for the input! Appreciate it
@STUCUBE they are good keep them.
this guy is underrated pls subscribe
What is your pr single and avg
Single is 5.76 and average is around 8.5
@@STUCUBE what a 5 in comp
Oh my bad I read that as pb 😂. Prs are 8.88 and 10.54, sub 6 coming soon tho
@@STUCUBE what is your profile
@@STUCUBE mine r 8.51 single and 9.84 ayg
bro chill out with the transitions lol
Fair enough haha 😂
It’s clearly Max. Best single by far, second in avg and WORLD CHAMPION. Any other opinion is just biased.
Definitely yiheng without a doubt
tymon if were counting more than 3x3 like all the event tymon would win
I like tymon
what is your wca profile
I think it’s max.keep it up and i think you will become the next cube head or even jperm
Yiheng 3x3 Max overall
yiheng with tymon close second
Did you know that yihengs mom slaps him when he performs badly
proof?
@@christmaskitty5891 search "shocking footage of mother hitting 9 year old rubiks cube champion leaked online"
Max is the best cuber but yiheng is the best 3*3 solver
tymon would be so good at fmc
He has a 38 mean and 30 moves pr, not sure if he uses CFOP but still pretty good either way
Well for someone who I don’t imagine spends much time practicing the event and probably uses CFOP it’s pretty good
@@STUCUBE he said he would rather quit cubing then do fmc
@@Pomni740fmc solvers don't have 15s of inspection time. So, low move count with such little prep is amazing. He knows so many algs, is a creative puzzle solver, so he clearly would have the potential to do very well in the event if it was something he wanted to focus on.
@@Pomni740Respectfully, I think you're completely, utterly missing the point. No one is claiming that the exact techniques he uses in his speed solves could someday crush or even match top FMC.
Rather, what people are pointing out is that Tymon's style is so absurdly more intellectual than anything other top speedsolvers are managing, that it very powerful suggests he would quite likely be an insane FMC person if he went a different route in life and instead started from scratch with what he needs to learn for that.
But Tymon literally said something like he'd rather never cube again than specialize in that. That said, if you look at the course of his career you can see him slowly moving from short burst events to taking longer events more seriously, so there's no telling how he could feel by his 20s or 30s.
Definitely yiheng but max is close second
How do I pronounce your name???
My channel’s name?
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Why based on 3x3?? The best Cuber in the world would be the big blind solvers. And then I’d go with blindfolded followed by megaminxers.
Mostly because that’s what I along with most people care about, but yes if we’re talking about all events I would say someone like Max Siauw or Luke Garrett, someone that’s good at a lot of events
you are wrong... I AM THE BEST!!1!!!!
Yiheng cause he’s a kid
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