The Biggest Scandal in Cubing History | WC2007
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- Worlds 2007 was a milestone competition, being held 25 years after the first world championship, and having a record number of competitors. But it wasn't the biggest thing that would happen then...
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Did you forget that worlds 2019 was going to be in australia?
wooosh
WAIT FRICK WRONG ACCOUNT
Nah that wasn’t worlds that was Australian nationals
@@Random22 lol
R/woooos
*the only kind of history that I’m willing to learn during a Spring Break*
The only history I'm willing to learn in general...
Lmao
My spring break is literally 3 days not including the weekend
@@guinea6809 That's a shame, cause it's really interesting, I guess you don't have a good teacher
Nikolaj r/woooosh
At first I was like “what scandal?” but when you mentioned the blind events I was like “ohhhhhhhhhh”
"Imagine if it was hosted in Australia, that would be a disaster."
Me: *rage intensifies*
Worlds 2019 be like: am i a joke to you?
Yay new video, see you next year.
*Americans* : Australia is just outback and desert
*Australians* : having the time of their lives in the modern world
Bruh i wish I lived in Australia… i visited Hobart and it was super nice (and Melbourne)
@@calebyao. yeah it’s super nice here (3 years later)
I've never solved a rubiks cube in my life, but these videos keep me hooked anyway, keep up the amazing work dude
join us
Make a video about the controversy around Haiyan Zhuang in 2010. He was the best 3BLD solver at the time (by far), and was banned by the WCA after some very bizarre behavior. Interesting story.
yes it really is interesting
but a lot of the info on it is in chinese so might be a bit inaccessible
I haven’t heard of this, but it sounds interesting.
If he was so dominant at the event, why did his record get broken just a few months after his ban? By a guy from Mexico?
@@havegottogitgud1864 well, but before the Mexican guy he was dominant and pushed the record by a huge margin for more than a year I believe
Hey, after you finish this series, could you make a video on the Telesforo 4.41 saga? I feel like it's a very intresting subject that nobody put in a video form
"imagine having worlds in australia, that would be a disaster."
Worlds 2019, Melbourne Australia
Another excellent video ! Luv ur work ! Really appreciate all the time and effort that u put into ur videos !
6:56 "It's hard to say, honestly"
I did one of the reconstructions. The WCA was right.
Ahah i finally figured out who the youtuber I met at Australian nationals 2018, you drank a lot of coffee
6:09 top 10 songs of 2019
You should talk about the guy who got the 4.xx solve in comp how ever long ago that was cheated, I don't really know the story and I don't think many do
Ye
Are you talking about the fake 4.41 of Telesforo?
@@Helio_Asou yah I think that's the solve
Why didn't you use a screenshot from Queen's "Scandal" music video? You used "Don't Stop Me Now", might as well use "Scandal" as well
Finally, someone who pronounces Budapst right.
Can you make a history of Cubesmith?
Agreed, all my old cubes are restickered in cubesmith. I took a long break and just got back into cubing and was disappointed to see cubesmith had disappeared,
@@chriskunce3331 Yeah, I did too. I wanted to resticker my old V-Cubes and I came back to cubing to find out that Cubesmith didn't exist. Their tiles were great, and stickers were wonderful too.
BoomerangPlays Funny you mention vcubes. I specifically was looking for stickers for my vcube 7 from cubesmith. Even emailed the cubicle and SCS to see if they’d make them. Then I watched the video on The rise and fall of vcube and finally found out why nobody wanted anything to do with the vcube anymore. Still, my v7 is kind of sentimental and it’d be nice to replace those horrible stock stickers.
@@chriskunce3331 Yeah, I went online on reddit and stuff looking for any replacements. Apparantly, Oliver's stickers had some, but I never looked into it. I dont solve it enough to go through the effort of restickering it unless I know what I'm getting is gonna last the life of the puzzle. If you're still looking, though, I'd check it out.
BoomerangPlays LOL great minds.... I almost ordered a set from Oliver’s. I even emailed Cameron at SCS to see if Oliver’s quality was worth it. But while I was debating if I wanted to attempt the resticker or not, I bought a stickerless MF8 and realized how much better the newer cubes are and decided to put the money toward newer cubes instead of resurrecting my old ones. The vcube7 is back in the box along with a bunch of old Mefftert’s hard to turn 4x4 and 5x5s
I mean who would put worlds in Australia?
Maybe in 2019? I don't know.
Hi cousin.
Does the beginning of the video feel cut off for anyone else? It feels like the video starts mid-sentence.
Yesssss 10 minutes video
I really like the way that you say the Hungarian words. (Budapest is pronounced Boo-dah-pesht)
petition for one of the next worlds event to be held at australia, like to vote
ummmmm
Should we tell him?
Yes! I will start doing OH on my Big Sail if it will ever be held in Australia!
Super Pumped!
Is this sarcasm ?
@@joyhatake4054 i dont even know lol
Hi. Great job mate!
I don't think I agree with your assessments that FMC and Blind are harder to judge. FMC competitors are only allowed a fairly restricted set of materials at their solving station, and this is easy to verify before the attempt begins. Also, having done FMC (not in comp yet, but I'm working on it), the notion of peeking at someone else's solution to try to gain some advantage is... kind of ludicrous. FMC just doesn't work that way. Also, blind is not difficult to judge. It can be tedious, but it's not difficult. The first thing I ever judged, as it happens, was blind (at Mental Breakdown summer 2017). At that time, I'd never judged, never competed, but had seen plenty of judging from taking my kid to comps. If you've seen ordinary judging (which pretty much everybody has) and the delegate takes fifteen seconds to explain the additional strictures for blind, it's really no big deal.
I can't comment on what blind and FMC judging was like in '07, but at least now I don't think that judging difficulty would be factor in making any kind of cheating easier.
I'm Your 10000th subscriber
Forsooth.
I remember this scandal from when I started cubing in 2008. :)
1:05 delegates: ye-eah i k-know right that would be stupid
I'm confused, are you living in the 1970s?
I got a VCR a few days ago, I can finally watch home video! So excited.
The Cubing Historian I’ll lend you some betas
Yesssssssss another worlds video!!
Good story. I wonder if because of being from the host country he might have somehow accessed all the scrambles in advance? But I have no idea how the cheating in blind events could have worked.
He looked under the blindfold they only brought in the paper after him to stop it happening again
@@AlphaSkewber but this video showed there was paper and he could only solve when the paper was there and stopped when it was taken away.
Nah, he had done a similar thing at many other competitions, including outside Hungary.
@@AnthonyRochester look him up there is a video where they put the paper there and he got a DNF and another video where he messed up and fixed it in a way you could only do if you could see it.
also can you do bld
@@AlphaSkewber OK OK. Imagine if he was using cfop, that would be a bit of a giveaway.
No I definitely can't do bld.
Just found this; I remembered his name from the press back when he was winning events, but I did not know that he was later found cheating. Maybe I do not understand correctly what is written in the report section 5 but one thing does not add up to me. It seems to state that he intended to join the Benelux Open 2008 and prove his innocence but backed off at the point when he was informed that he will be tested before the competition. What I don't get here if he was ready to enter the competition, after the antecedents with presumably 17 volumes of Encyclopedia Britannica being held between his face and the cube and 300 phone cameras recording every move he makes 1. what was WCA's point with a preliminary test on the first place 2. why he backed off after hearing this? Am I missing something here?
1:06 Oof. Worlds 2019.
4:42 gut feeling rules
damn man your montages are so pro
8:43 what name did he take there? I haven’t heard anything about a recent ban
Fabio de'Rose
@@fbgrac why did he got ban?...where can I find this kind of stories?
@@sarvilpatel1005 You can find the story on speedcubing.com, or send me an email (fbgrac@gmail.com) so I can send you the link
@@fbgrac can you check your mail bro?(my mail id - sarvilpatel1234@gmail.com)
Great video!
Imagine them being in australia
*looks at wca website*
HMMMMMMM
3:57 Since when were there qualification rounds!
great video, my man! 11/10
Says Australia is a disaster to hold worlds. Feliks Zemdegs: Excuse me!
Nice video mannnnn 💯
I've watched this and still have no idea what the scandle actually is.
I agree, the video could’ve gone more in depth about how the cheating actually happened.
It's quite clear he peaked under his blindfold, no?
I guess I must have missed that.
@@af57162 Well, he still doesn't tell the viewer what actually happened. In video-documentaries like this, you must not leave anything for the viewer to guess about the history.
1:40
I’m going to celebrate that now
Nice Video bro!!
You gotta cover the Mátyás Kuti debacle!
he did
Very good video, missed music
Finally🔥🔥🔥
this new video seems very, very interesting...
haha
kudos to anybody who gets the reference
also if you wanna be toxic the get out
At 6:10, you say that you will directly link the video via the info card, but you haven't done so. You also didn't summarize the document directly afterwards, so as someone who isn't into cubing all that much, I have literally no idea what exactly happened. In other words, you need SOME of the analysis in there, or else the viewer is left hanging. Perhaps in future, you can create better videos because of this comment.
The card is definitely appearing for me, I'm not sure what's happening. I've linked it in the description now, however.
And yeah, I probably should have made a brief summary in the video. Maybe next time.
No dummies but is this the first time he shows his face
Nope! My Q&A video had my face a *lot*, although I don't blame you if you didn't watch it honestly.
i saw him doing 4bld at a comp in sydney
@@TheCubingHistorian confirm this??
“Imagine holding it in Australia That would be a disaster” well, lets see if it will or wont this year also will u be going?
Yesss it's gonna be GREAT
The Cubing Historian YAY cant wait to talk to u, since nats, you were judging one of my 3x3 solves on my channel
*I see scandal*
*I click*
My guess: Matyas Kuti
Edit:ayyy
Great vid thx
Slightly early I guess
Feliks is an aussie
history of gan or mats valk or max
park
9.8k good job
4:40 that’s an unfortunate name
Why am I watching this
I remember hearing about this!
finally a video
Australia is great! What are you on about!?!?!?
make a vid on cubesmith
I second that!
I dug up some old NIB Eastsheens from 2008 and found about 11 sets of new Cubesmith stickers.
www.reddit.com/r/Cubers/comments/cpjy3o/wow_who_remembers_eastsheen_and_cubesmith/?
Wow... this is so good
How did he cheat?
He simply looked at the cube from time to time through the gap at the bottom of the blindfold.
In short, it was shown in reconstructions that he had solved the cube in a way which moved a lot of pieces around which would require several inspections unless he could somehow track all those pieces (which no one can at that speed).
This was further supported with at test at a competition where, for the first time ever, the judge of his blindsolves suddenly stuck a piece of A4 paper between Kuti's eyes and the cube as the solve started. Kuti had never failed a blindfolded attempt before, but somehow failed all three attempts at that competition, with the cube being nowhere near to being solved.
Oh new vid?
worlds 2019 😑
This vid is epic
Antarctica 2021‽
Cool
You should do voice over work.
"Imagine having a worlds at australia"
I wonder where worlds 2019 is at?
I hope this isnt a woosh
*woosh*
@@TheCubingHistorian you savage lol
4:27 chicks🐤
Byudapesht?
I sexually identify as first
Good job i guess
hans crow can’t argue with that
I can't in good conscience bake your wedding cake.
1:55 has his name
Road to 10k
Heckin’ history
Where is the 11 minute video?
Check the card thing in the top right when the music starts.
@@TheCubingHistorian the card doesnt show up, can you add it to the description
Its easy! He just peeled the stickers off.
Australia is great change my mind
I live here. Therefore it's awful.
I had just always assumed you were like 40.....
Sometimes I feel like I'm 40...
seems legit
AuStRaLiA iSn'T rEaL
Love ur vids
Scruffles
April Fools Fool
ok
be careful article 13 is loose
I'm Australian, I should be fine.
nice us commonwealth must stick together eh.
byudapesht
hello
Hello
Cubing scandal?
Hi
Scandal? Huh?
*50seconds later*
Oooooo
budapesht
I dont think he cheated. I think he forgot what his cube looked like, so he stopped to think of the moves he had done to get up to that point
That's not how blindfolded solving works.
So.. if you have to stop and think for 30 seconds when doing blind you are a cheater?
Budapesht