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[NAR] Matty Hiroto Inaba 4.34 3x3 single NAR2 / WR6

Yeah that solve was fullstep wow.
fastest official fullstep solve?

Because:
Yusheng Du 3.47 - Back Sune - PLL Skip
Ruihang Xu 4.06 - Easy ZBLL (does that count?) - x' R U' R' D R U R' D'
Tymon Kolasinski 4.11 - OLS - PLL Skip
Feliks Zemdegs 4.16 - COLL - EPLL Skip
Patrick Ponce 4.24 - FRURUF - PLL Skip

But
Matty Hiroto Inaba 4.34 - Fat Antisune - U Perm
 
Yeah that solve was fullstep wow.
fastest official fullstep solve?

Because:
Yusheng Du 3.47 - Back Sune - PLL Skip
Ruihang Xu 4.06 - Easy ZBLL (does that count?) - x' R U' R' D R U R' D'
Tymon Kolasinski 4.11 - OLS - PLL Skip
Feliks Zemdegs 4.16 - COLL - EPLL Skip
Patrick Ponce 4.24 - FRURUF - PLL Skip

But
Matty Hiroto Inaba 4.34 - Fat Antisune - U Perm
That sounds amazing!
But one thing to note is that it'd technically be WR9 since Feliks' old record was 4.22, a former WR single. Feliks also got 4.29, and Sebastian Weyer got 4.32. If you're going by people, then it's still WR6, but by solves, it's probably not the fastest fullstep solve out of those.

EDIT: Just realized that this was posted in October lol
 
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