1a: Zach Gormley. Have the judges really realized how difficult and technical his newwer tricks are in comparison to some of the faster playing yet less technical players. And he has picked up his speed immencely in the past year, so I think he is very underrated.
2a: Josh Yee. He is just awesome enough to 2a and make it look good, and that’s an accomplishment in itself, and he does all the other styles of play as well. Amazing.
4a: ??? I don’t really pay all that much attention to 4a
5a: This one is hard because there are a lot of good players that deserve more credit than they are given, so i’ll just name a few
Juan Renteria
Boxthor
Elliot Jackson
David Yonacha
yep. Another 1a one is Jacob Jensen. Uncomfortably innovative innovation.
That Zack Lytle guy is great, but he does mess up a lot, and he has no stage presence.
Underrated players? Oh god where do I begin.
Shannon Jackson
Tyler Rose
Tyler Goldenberg
Tyler Severance
Joshua Yee
John Ando
Daria Petrova
Dana Bennet
Connor Swan
I really laugh at some of the answers here. Honestly what do people consider as “Underrated”. Seriously?
Jacob Jensen definitly would be considered underrated. That silly elephark. He is boundful of creative, innovative genius with his noble 9a and newfound 7a abilities.
Eric Tranton. Sponsored by Werrd as of this year but all the way the around he has the ability to copy any freaking player that stands in front of him perfectly. Is a very angry asian, and my best yoyo friend. He really understands the duties of freestyling, and can get the job done.
Leo Quinn (sorry if I spelt your last name wrong). The frontrunner for String Theory. Even though he doesn’t seem to be innovative, for god sakes does his style presentation take over with his body stand and THROW STYLE. he always throws with a reverse spin which is just beyond epic. Who else does that? NO ONE. Leo is the amazing.
These are merely random people from my head, but much respect is to them even still.