Gentry Stein’s Crazy Routine Helps USA Claim World Yo-Yo Championship

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Aug 11, 2014

For the first time in six years, the United States is king of the yo-yo world thanks to Gentry Stein, who captured the 2014 World Yo-Yo Championship crown in Prague.

Yes, such an event exists.

The 18-year-old beat out Japan’s Takeshi Matsuura by just 1.5 points to claim victory, and he did it with a complex, jaw-dropping routine that lasted nearly three minutes.

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It’s not clear how in the world Stein does this, but it’s still pretty cool to see.

Stein actually had a third-place finish back in 2011 and becomes the first American to win the contest since John Ando in 2008.

VIDEO OF THE NIGHT

Taiwanese animators summarize the handshake agreement involving Kevin Love in the most humorous way possible.

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PHOTO OF THE NIGHT

LeSean McCoy is pretty talented. Here, the Philadelphia Eagles running back makes some blindfolded catches.

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TWEET OF THE NIGHT

One of many tweets from the sports world honoring and remembering Robin Williams, who died Monday.

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