Feliks Zemdegs | Bio, Age, Net Worth, Relationship, Career

September 06, 2024

Feliks Zemdegs is a quick solver of the Rubik’s Cube. The only speedcuber to have ever won both the World Cube Association and the World Championship twice is Feliks Zemdegs.

Where was Feliks Zemdegs born? Ethnicity, Nationality, Family, Education

On December 20, 1995, Feliks Zemdegs was born in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. He is a Sagittarius and 25 years old. Feliks’ mother’s grandmother is Lithuanian, and he is descended from Latvians. He hasn’t revealed any information about his family.

Zemdegs, meanwhile, graduated from the University of Melbourne with a Bachelor of Commerce degree, specializing in Economics and pursuing a broad study track in Mechanical Engineering.

What is the Net Worth of Feliks Zemdegs in 2024? Salary, Earnings

According to some sources, Feliks Zemdegs is worth between $1 and $9 million. That hasn’t been confirmed yet, though. In addition to competing in and winning multiple tournaments, he makes money via his website, which also charges users a premium membership.

Quick Facts

Full Name:	Feliks Zemdegs
Born Date:	20 Dec, 1995
Age:	27 years
Horoscope:	Sagittarius
Lucky Number:	11
Lucky Stone:	Turquoise
Lucky Color:	Orange
Best Match for Marriage:	Leo, Aquarius
Gender:	Male
Profession:	YouTuber, Rubik’s Cube speed solver
Country:	UK
Height:	6 feet 3 inches (1.91m)
Relationship Status:	single
Net Worth	$1 Million – $9 Million
Eye Color	Light Brown
Hair Color	Brown
Birth Place	Melbourne, Victoria
Nationality	Australian
Education	University of Melbourne
Facebook	Facebook
Twitter	Twitter
Youtube	edges Youtube
Instagram	Instagram
Personal Web	Personal Web
Wiki	Wiki

Is Feliks Zemdegs Single? Relationship

Zemdegs has not disclosed much information about his personal life to the public, hence nothing is known about his past or present relationships. There are also no untruths about his personal or professional background.

How tall is Feliks Zemdegs? Weight, Hair Color

Feliks Zemdegs stands six feet three inches tall and weighs about ninety kilograms. He also has dark brown hair and light brown eyes. His other bodily measures, such as his biceps, shoe size, dress size, chest, weight, and hip dimensions, are not publicly known, though.

How did Feliks Zemdegs start his Professional Career?

Feliks Zemdegs’ professional career began in April 2008 when he purchased his first speed cube, motivated by YouTube tutorials and videos about speedcubing. On June 14, 2008, he recorded his first casual time, which was an average of 19.73 seconds.

Since he was twelve years old, he has been solving the 3×3×3 with CFOP, the 4×4×4 with the Yau technique, the 2×2×2 with the CLL method, and the 5×5×5 through 7×7×7 with the Reduction method.

His first world records for the 3×3×3 average and the 4×4×4 average were achieved on January 30, 2010, at the Melbourne Summer Open, in times of 9.21 seconds and 42.01 seconds, respectively. From that point until April 23, 2017, he held the 3x3x3 world record continuously, finally beating it by eight times to 6.45 seconds.

He once held twelve world records at once, which was following a competition in Melbourne in May 2011. He simultaneously owned 11 of the records as recently as January 28, 2017. On his website CubeSkills, Zemdegs offers tutorials for solving puzzles, including the Rubik’s cube.

Additionally, free algorithm sheets and a few free speed-solving tutorial films are available. Additionally, the website provides access to advanced speed-solving videos through a premium membership.

In addition, he set up a YouTube account where he shares videos of speedcubing, including solves, footage from competitions, tutorials, reviews, and other cubing-related stuff. The channel has received about 103 million views and more than 399K subscribers thus far.

“Rubik’s cube world record average: 5.97 seconds,” with 13 million views, “Megaminx single (39.04) and average (43.02) [OcRs],” with 5.8 million views, and “Solving the world’s largest Rubik’s cube – Feliks Zemdegs & Mats Valk” are some of the most popular videos on her channel.

Feliks Zemdegs has been in the media on multiple occasions in several nations, including China, Australia, the US, and New Zealand. He has been mentioned in twenty news or media stories between 2009 and 2017.

On July 18, 2009, Zemdegs competed in his first competition in Camps, New Zealand, and won the 3×3×3 event. Along with that, he won 3×3×3 one-handed, 4×4×4, 5×5×5, and 2×2×2. Zemdegs won 2×2×2, 4×4×4, 5×5×5, and 6×6×6 at the World Championship 2011 in Bangkok.

In addition, he won the first three rounds and finished third in 7×7×7 and 3×3×3. Zemdegs won 3×3×3, 4×4×4, and 3×3×3 at the subsequent global tournament, Global Tournament 2013, in Las Vegas. single-handed. In addition, he finished third in 7×7×7 and second in 5×5×5.

Zemdegs won 3×3×3, 2×2×2, 4×4×4, and 5×5×5 at the 2015 World Championship in São Paulo. In Megaminx, 7×7×7, and 6×6×6, he also finished second. Similarly, Zemdegs won 7×7×7 and 5×5×5 at the 2017 World Championship in Paris.

In addition, he placed third in 4×4×4 and second in 6×6×6, 3×3×3 One-handed, and Megaminx. He has won multiple trophies overall every year in the Rubix cube speed-solving championship events.

Social media

Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and Flipks are all accessible. In addition to having over 91K Facebook fans, over 115K Instagram followers, over 21.2K Twitter followers, and 371K YouTube subscribers, he also has over 91K Facebook followers. In a similar vein, his Facebook profile has almost 91k followers.

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