The readers of Memory-Sports.com voted him the most important person for the sports public interest. With his flawless look, his notorious fame in Las Vegas casinos and his unique legendary status of winning the World Memory Championships eight times, I am safe to call him: the coolest memorizer in the world!

The 2010 memory season begins and one of its first big fish will be the annual American lone wolf among the standardized championships. Sadly there have been very little information about this veteran of big national championships for Non-Americans. Memory-Sports.com will change that for you.

In the last decade memory sports most valuable player was by far the bold bearded man with the black hat. He has the fastest memory in the world and probably the best humor among all athletes of his kind. Memory-Sports.com spoke with the self-appointed “Geek” about his roots, role models and rivals.

His skin color is pale, he loves wearing hats and he has an amazing memory. No, your first thought goes into the wrong direction. I am talking about the new mascot for Memory-Sports.com: Meet Marvin the elephant. To celebrate his official introduction I gave Memory-Sports.com a fresh new look.

There are many known systems to memorize a long number. 63 readers of Memory-Sports.com have voted for their current used method. Read for yourself what people go for these days.

After crowning Ben Pridmore the new and old World Memory Champion at the 18th World Memory Championship in London, the Chinese team handed out a beautiful booklet with a preview of the upcoming World Memory Championship 2010 in Guangzhou. It is loaded with background informations about the bidding process and the city Guangzhou itself.