Who do you think the most successful speedcuber is?

[Chuck]

Buset Jani nantangin Stefan berdebat

@driftboy wen: who's Wicaksono Adi???

LOL.

 

[ElderKingpin]

everybody is. if you went from 2 minutes to [insert below 1 minute time here] yur a WINNER

 

[PatrickJameson]

everybody is. if you went from 2 minutes to [insert below 1 minute time here] yur a WINNER

No. First of all, most people did not start at 2 minutes, as their first solve was probably a lot slower than that. Second, do you know what, 'most successful' means? It means there is one, and one only(excluding the 'most successful 3x3er', etc categories that this has turned into). Third, even if you wanted to show people who are 'good', you would still have to have a time a lot lower than 1 minute, as in a time that takes, for most people, years to accomplish. That may be something to at least be proud about, disregarding you being wrong about what 'most successful' means.

 

[ElderKingpin]

im not sure what to say, since i was joking. >.>

 

[ben1996123]

Buset Jani nantangin Stefan berdebat

@driftboy wen: who's Wicaksono Adi???

LOL.

tjtj_pr0... ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^That dude up there is Wicaksono Adi :fp

 

[Jani]

Buset Jani nantangin Stefan berdebat

@driftboy wen: who's Wicaksono Adi???

LOL.

hahha, karena saya udah susah nyari2 dan ketik, dia balesnya kyk gitu, sakit hati

 

[tjtj_pr0]

Buset Jani nantangin Stefan berdebat

@driftboy wen: who's Wicaksono Adi???

LOL.

mình rất xin lỗi!!!<-Vietnamese
OMG! i'm very sorry because i'm a newbie cuber
I'm from Vietnam, one of the nearest countries from indonesia, nice to meet you!

 

[CubesOfTheWorld]

Yu Nakajima just because he is extremely fast at every puzzle

 

[DavidWoner]

Yu Nakajima just because he is extremely fast at every puzzle

Every?

 

[Swordsman Kirby]

Yu Nakajima just because he is extremely fast at every puzzle

Every?

He rocks the FTO.

 

[riffz]

Will Smith.

This made me lol hard.

 

[Dene]

everybody is. if you went from 2 minutes to [insert below 1 minute time here] yur a WINNER

No. First of all, most people did not start at 2 minutes, as their first solve was probably a lot slower than that. Second, do you know what, 'most successful' means? It means there is one, and one only(excluding the 'most successful 3x3er', etc categories that this has turned into). Third, even if you wanted to show people who are 'good', you would still have to have a time a lot lower than 1 minute, as in a time that takes, for most people, years to accomplish. That may be something to at least be proud about, disregarding you being wrong about what 'most successful' means.

LMAO Mr. Jameson completely missed with this post >.< . I have to say, well done ElderKingpin! I deeply enjoyed your post .

 

[Jilvin]

Most important "Founding People":Erno Rubik David Singmaster (layer by layer) Jessica Fridrich (Fridrich Method, probably the most famous one in the speedcubing community), Lars Petrus (Petrus Method), Minh Thai (first World Champion ever)
Honorable mentions: Waterman (most advanced corners first method) Ortega (another corners first guy still has his method used for 2x2)

Most important cubers: Shotaro Makisumi (vast collection of algorithms and various other things on his website) Bob Burton (best algorithms) Badmephisto (great teacher, highly recommended Youtube channel), Frank Morris (big cubes)

Most dominant cuber on a 3x3: Zolnowski

Most dominant cuber ever, in general: Erik

Most successful cuber generally: Will Smith.

 

[Khartaras]

Erik Akkersdijk. /thread.

 

[maggot]

i say korean 7 years girl most successful because she make me so mad she better than me. she more motivation than any WR to me! haha

 

[CitricAcid]

Yu Nakajima

&

Jessica Fridrich.

 

[daniel0731ex]

Erik, Dan are up there.

But, for me it has to be Yu Nakajima, every competition he has ever been to he has won events, par one

thanks