Ezra Hirschi Moves to World No. 3 in Multi-Blind With 62/64
Hirschi scored 60 points at Kewbz UK Blindfolded Championship 2026, tying Rowe Hessler’s WR2 score but finishing just six seconds slower.
Ezra Hirschi has recorded the third-best 3x3x3 Multi-Blind result in history, solving 62 of 64 cubes in 59:56 at Kewbz UK Blindfolded Championship 2026. The result is also a new European Record.
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In Multi-Blind, results are ranked by points, calculated by subtracting the number of unsolved cubes from the number solved. Hirschi solved 62 cubes and missed two, giving a final score of 60 points.
That puts Hirschi level on points with Rowe Hessler, who recorded 63/66 in 59:50 at New York Multimate PBQ 2025. Because ties are broken by time, Hessler remains second in the world by just six seconds, while Hirschi moves into WR3.
Graham Siggins remains the world record holder with 63/65 in 58:23, a 61-point result from Please Be Quiet Reno 2025. Hirschi and Hessler are the only other competitors to reach 60 points officially.
The result is also a significant improvement on Hirschi’s previous European Record.
At the 2024 WCA European Championship, Hirschi recorded 55/56 in 58:08. That result was worth 54 points. The new 62/64 increases the record by six points while adding eight cubes to the attempt.
Hirschi has pushed the number of attempted cubes even higher before.
Earlier this year at BL&D BLD Liestal 2026, Hirschi attempted 68 cubes, finishing with 51 solved. The 62/64 shows that the volume itself was not entirely new, but this time the accuracy came with it. Hirschi missed just two cubes across the entire 64-cube attempt.
Hirschi has already had major success in Multi-Blind, including a silver medal at the 2023 WCA World Championship and a European Championship victory in 2024.
Now, Hirschi sits behind only Siggins and Hessler in the all-time rankings.
And only six seconds separate WR3 from WR2.