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Out of 3x3, OH, 4x4, 5x5, 6x6, and 7x7, Feliks' worst rank in single or average is 3x3 single. He's third in the world. His best event is the only event where he isn't 2nd in the world or better in both single and average.
 
Out of 3x3, OH, 4x4, 5x5, 6x6, and 7x7, Feliks' worst rank in single or average is 3x3 single. He's third in the world. His best event is the only event where he isn't 2nd in the world or better in both single and average.
I would say 5x5 is his best event.
EDIT: well, hmm, maybe not anymore actually

Since when are there >20 pages of search results? Cool.
 
How fast of an improvement is sub 20 in 6 months?

Try to not compare yourself to others but instead be happy where you are. If some say it's fast you will most likely be happy, but if people say it's slow progress you may feel disheartened. Try to not ever worry about your progress. It will happen on your own time.


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fastest 3x3x3 average and single from someone with WCAID starting with...
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[B]WCAID	Average	Cuber				Single	Cuber[/B]
1982	17.86	 Guus Razoux Schultz		15.58	 Guus Razoux Schultz
2003	11.84	 Shotaro Makisumi		8.50	 Shotaro Makisumi
2004	10.53	 Edouard Chambon		8.38	 Gunnar Krig
2005	8.79	 Erik Akkersdijk		6.93	 Milan Baticz
2006	8.25	 Yumu Tabuchi			6.09	 Yumu Tabuchi
2007	7.45	 Mats Valk			5.55	 Mats Valk
2008	8.63	 Anthony Brooks			6.42	 Anthony Brooks
2009	6.54	 Feliks Zemdegs			5.66	 Feliks Zemdegs
2010	7.50	 Bill Wang			5.25	 Collin Burns
2011	7.37	 Alex Lau			5.96	 Alexander Lau
2012	7.69	 Kevin Costello III		5.91	 Jayden McNeill
2013	7.98	 Seung Hyuk Nahm		6.13	 Kaijun Lin
2014	9.49	 Aldair Coronel Ruiz		7.30	 Shaowei Hou
2015	10.50	 Andrey Che			7.52	 John Carlo Magallon

Can I see that for singles?

EDIT: Added. Also, I never noticed this before, but your last name is hilarious.
 
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fastest 3x3x3 average from someone with WCAID starting with...
1982: 17.86, Guus Razoux Schultz
2003: 11.84, Shotaro Makisumi
2004: 10.53, Edouard Chambon
2005: 8.79, Erik Akkersdijk
2006: 8.25, Yumu Tabuchi
2007: 7.45, Mats Valk
2008: 8.63, Anthony Brooks
2009: 6.54, Feliks Zemdegs
2010: 7.50, Bill Wang
2011: 7.37, Alex Lau
2012: 7.69, Kevin Costello III
2013: 7.98, Seung Hyuk Nahm
2014: 9.49, Aldair Coronel Ruiz
2015: 10.50, Andrey Che

Can I see that for singles?
 
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