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Tyler Menachemson
2016MENA03 · Australia
2 competitions4 resultsMale
All-Round Rankings
A fan-made "good at everything" score from 0 to 100. For each event you get 100 × (the world record ÷ this person's best), so holding the world record scores a perfect 100 — and an event they've never entered scores 0. The final number is the average across every official event.
0.29
Out of 100, higher is better — how close each best is to the The single fastest official result ever, by anyone on Earth, in this event. Every point on this chart is a moment the record got beaten.. Fan-made, not official.
The classic all-rounder score: add up this person's world ranking spot in every official event — someone ranked #1 at everything would score 17. Lower is better, and skipping an event doesn't help: it counts as one worse than the very last ranked person in that event.
Single906,862
Average867,061
Overall1,773,923
Adds up every Where this person sits on the world ranking list for this event — #1 is the fastest person alive at it. (Not the same as a World Record, which is the fastest time ever — see the WR Progression page.) — lower is better.
Kinch score by event
Pyra4.9
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3BLD—
FMC—
OH—
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Mega—
Skewb—
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Events
Megaminx — Personal Records
The single fastest solve out of every attempt shown.—
The best official round average this person ever got — in most events that's one round's average of 5: drop the fastest and slowest of the 5, average the rest.—
Worst Single—
Worst Average—
Rolling averages
"Average of 12": take the last 12 solves, throw out the single fastest and single slowest, then average the 10 left — so one lucky or unlucky solve can't skew it.
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"Average of 50": take the last 50 solves, throw out the 3 fastest and 3 slowest, then average the rest.
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"Average of 100": take the last 100 solves, throw out the 5 fastest and 5 slowest, then average the rest.
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Overview
Total Results1
Total Competitions1
Line every solve up from fastest to slowest and take the one right in the middle. Unlike the mean, one super lucky or unlucky solve can't drag this number around. Time—
A number that shows how spread out the times are. Small = almost every solve is close to the same speed. Big = the times bounce around a lot.—
Data © World Cube Association · results as of August 1, 2026