Seattle, Washington, USA – July 4, 2025 – The Rubik's WCA World Championship 2025 is currently in full swing here in Seattle, uniting over 2000 of the world's fastest speedcubers from July 3rd to 6th. Among the elite competitors are Bangladesh's own Ayman Hoque and Muhtasim Al-Farabi, proudly representing their nation on this grand global stage.
This 12th iteration of the World Championship, since its inception in 1982 when Minh Thai first captivated audiences with an average solve of 22.95 seconds, sees a remarkable evolution in the sport. Today's reigning champion, Max Park, holds an astonishing average of 5.31 seconds, a testament to the incredible advancements in speedcubing techniques and dedication. The stakes are high, with a substantial total prize pool of $36,750 up for grabs.
Sponsors of the event
Ayman Hoque and Muhtasim Al-Farabi's journey to Seattle is a testament to their passion and the burgeoning speedcubing community in Bangladesh. Their participation has been made possible through the generous partial sponsorship of CubeNation and the Cuber's Community of Bangladesh, highlighting the growing support for this mental sport within the country.
Both Hoque and Al-Farabi are formidable talents. Muhtasim Al-Farabi, with 11 years of experience and 55 competitions under his belt, holds 8 national records and 18 podium finishes. Ayman Hoque has also made his mark, recently setting a national record in Clock with an average of 6.12 seconds in the first round of this very championship. They are not only competing in individual events but are also part of Team Bangladesh, participating in the prestigious Nation's Cup, a knockout-style team event.
Competitor Card for Ayman & Farabi
The championship is more than just a competition; it's a global gathering for the cubing community, fostering connections and celebrating the shared passion for twisty puzzles. With live streams available on the WCA's official YouTube channel, fans worldwide, including those in Dhaka, are eagerly following the electrifying solves and hoping for record-breaking performances from their national heroes. As the competition progresses through its intense rounds, all eyes are on Ayman Hoque and Muhtasim Al-Farabi as they strive to bring glory to Bangladesh on the world stage.
