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The 4BLD is the one he is least likely to beat himself, but overall I would say either 2x2 average or 4BLD.
Which of Feliks WRs will stay longest? Vote :-)
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3x3 average.
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I think 4x4x4 BLD
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3x3 avg because after him no will be close for a while and it may be like 7.08(single(which took 2 and a half or so years)
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Get off yo fat ass and organise one in Adelaide yo. Just because you can't get your school, find somewhere else.
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If this is to mean which event will Feliks hold the WR title in the longest, I'd say 3x3 average hands down. All other ones have potential to be broken by someone else.
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I'm surprised so many think 4BLD.
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Feliks will really be beating his 4bld record. He will. Anyway I agree with you about 2x2 and I also think 6x6 and OH.
Edit: sorry misread. Also lmao at Aron.
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I would say definitely say not OH, I may be wrong, but many people have sub WR averages. Are you aware two people (I think...) have sub 13 averages of 5 on YouTube? I remember when he got the OH world record, not only I was surprised, but he was too, he didn't think he was that good. And there's no chance, unless he practises, that he'll beat his 4BLD world record.
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Sorry, I misread again. fail ino. I think 4bld, OH and 6x6 WR's will last the LEAST time.
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There are many cubers who can beat that WR.
PD: I feel like there's some mistake in the sentence above, but I'm not sure what it is.
Dene
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Yea but they all fail in comp. They have proven this time and time again.
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<Spef> isn't that kinda gay
<Spef> cos
<Spef> excluding my first comp when I was a nub at BLD
<Spef> I've always held the 4BLD WR after my round of 4BLD in comp
EDIT: erm, first comp = first comp with 4BLD
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When felix goes to the next competition he will break them all it just depends what is the starting order! 
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When felix goes to the next competition he will break them all it just depends what is the starting order!
His next competition doesn't have 5x5, 6x6 and 4BLD.
Escher
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Wow so many people either really overestimate Feliks' abilities in general or don't really know how fast he is at home...
The record that will last the longest is (probably) 3x3 average. 3x3 has been 'done to death' by so many people and yet he is still far faster - many other events still have a long way to go in terms of optimisation and having multiple talented people who specialise in them.
The specialists will eventually beat Feliks' current times in the side events, many of them probably this year. Whether he improves too (and reclaims anything that might've been broken) or not is uncertain, especially since he himself has said that many of them are very good for him.
The record that will last the longest is (probably) 3x3 average. 3x3 has been 'done to death' by so many people and yet he is still far faster - many other events still have a long way to go in terms of optimisation and having multiple talented people who specialise in them.
The specialists will eventually beat Feliks' current times in the side events, many of them probably this year. Whether he improves too (and reclaims anything that might've been broken) or not is uncertain, especially since he himself has said that many of them are very good for him.
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Agreed, 3x3 average has to be the hardest to beat. I doubt any of the big cubers at the moment will beat it, it will be the next generation of kids that will top it.
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3x3 wasn't an amazing average for him. He even has a 7.16 average on YouTube iirc. He can definitely beat it. 4BLD is fast. It'll be most likely him improving, not others beating, and he can improve all except 4BLD.
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I should've been more specific sorry - I'm not debating his potential to beat the current average, by 'the record that will last the longest' I meant 'the event that Feliks will dominate for longest'.
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