So what, you can surpass him next weekend (Benelux), the weekend after that (Belgian) or the weekend after that (Moscow), or the weekend after that (French), or.....
Weird thing about that list is that the top 3 are Europeans while just a little further down the list many other countries are common. I guess that continues the trend for 3x3x3 where the level all around the world (well, Europe, North-America and Asia) seems very equal, but the best of the best are European
Weird thing about that list is that the top 3 are Europeans while just a little further down the list many other countries are common. I guess that continues the trend for 3x3x3 where the level all around the world (well, Europe, North-America and Asia) seems very equal, but the best of the best are European
I don't agree. This year there have been 5 tournaments in Asia and 8 in Europe. Because some of these European tournaments were on the same day there were "only" 5 possibilities to go to a European tournament. None of the Asian tournaments were on the same day so that gives them 5 possibilities as well. (North America had "only" 3 tournaments so far)
Realistically speaking it is more important that Europeans are living closer to competitions and have more money for travelling. The amount of competitions doesn't seem to be a factor.
And even after taking all that into account, Asia should have at least 1 cuber in the top 3 (by your logic)