Actually, that would be Marcus Koh, Singapore’s national champion in 1A and also placing 2nd in the 2010 Asia Pacific Yoyo Championship. You should watch more videos of people OUTSIDE of the United States. Like Hiroyuki Suzuki, Lim Aik Hwee, Takeshi Matsuura, Shinji Saito, and Shinya Kiido just to name some pros.
Eric IS a very angry asian, but if he continues to throw like he does, I sure won’t mind.
I’ve seen some of the most insane tricks come from Eric, and he acts like it was nothing. Eric is probably one of the best players you’ve never heard of.
i really like jayyo and zach gormley.the judges dont give him enough credit.ive skyped with zach gormley several times and if you break down his tricks the are very very complicated and he puts alot of work into it.He loves to yoyo.he quit playing mw2 becuase it was slowing his progresion
(atleast thats what he told me). he is comited and they dont give him enough credit.
and jayyo.dont even get me started on him. he is also commited. he does every style (5a,4a,3a,2a,1a) and even some of his own just for fun (dont quote me on that).but hes an well rounded player amnd deserves more credit.
Not even in the slightest. Augie probably has the most fans in yoyoing then anyone else. I’m not saying he’s overrated though; he deserves it, but he is certainly not underrated.