There have been many debates regarding Matyas Kuti cheating. Nobody actually knows if he cheated or he did not. It all started when one guy on the speedsolving. forum was suspicious of Matya's fast times. He was probably jealous and made a post about him cheating. As soon as other people saw thus, they became to question Matyas. What method did he use? How did he memorize?What blindfold did he use? etc. So the debate heatened up to the point where he was "caught" cheating in a video. In an attempt at multi-bld, he messed up on one of the algorithms and he fixed it in a layer by layer method. This could only be done if he was peeking. So the WCA members came up with an idea; they were going to test Matyas under strict rules.

So you know  Erik Akkersdijk right? Well, if you don't, then you don't know about many WR(World records) then. This guy is a super beast and extremely talented at speedcubing. He holds the most World Records right now.This ranges from from the 2x2 to the 5x5. That is very impressive. I really doubt that these World Records will be broken. They will be broken eventually, but that is going to take a long long time. I mean who can break the World Record for the 2x2 by beating the impressive time of .96 sec? That would be horrible if someone else got a time of .95 seconds. I would be mad at that guy and at the same time happy that I have some competition. Well, for atleast the 2x2. Erik's got a bunch of people on his tail for the 3x3 speedsolve. Yu Nakijima and Harris Chan are  a few of them. If you do not know, he solved the 3x3 within a time of 7.08 seconds. One word: beast. It was a lucky solve obviously, but hey "getting lucky is not a crime..." Without further a due, I present to you some videos of Erik just beasting his cube(s).