Who is the greatest speedcuber of all time?

[ooveehoo]

In amercan football it's clearly not a ball, and you don't even use your feet that much. I think solving megaminx with feet is more football than american "football".

WHAT? How is it not a ball? Because it isn't perfectly spherical?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ball

Balls are objects typically used in games. They are usually spherical but can be ovoid.

Good to see wikipedia backs up my view with a picture of an american football in there as well

I was thinking more about mathemathical ball. Let's call it solving impossiball with feet then.

 

[TMOY]

well, whoever did the best with what they had. for example I'd probably prefer to think that a sub 30/40 time in 80's is better than a sub 10 in '08... although i can definitely see why perhaps Harris, Erik or Yu would be considered better cubers.

I don't remember precisely what my (lucky) PB in the 80's was but it was certainly sub-40. (My average was slightly over 1 minute). And I certainly wouldn't put it at a higher level of achievement than today's sub 10's.

 

[StachuK1992]

I would definitely have to say badmephisto and Jessica Fridrich
Mainly badmephisto...
I learned beginner method, f2l, pll, and 2-step oll all from his youtube channel
Thanks, Badmephisto...whatever your name means...lol

 

[brunson]

well, whoever did the best with what they had. for example I'd probably prefer to think that a sub 30/40 time in 80's is better than a sub 10 in '08... although i can definitely see why perhaps Harris, Erik or Yu would be considered better cubers.

I don't remember precisely what my (lucky) PB in the 80's was but it was certainly sub-40. (My average was slightly over 1 minute). And I certainly wouldn't put it at a higher level of achievement than today's sub 10's.

Nice to have another old geezer on the forum.

 

[Escher]

hah ok ive been kind of shot down there. Im a complete newbie (3 months) so maybe a better answer would be that im just not sure who the greatest speedcuber of all time is, and i think its more of a subjective thing anyway