EPTthey look so great together, boxer's such a goddamn baller
Boxer and Tossgirl Interview - Page 2
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Zelniq
United States7166 Posts
they look so great together, boxer's such a goddamn baller | ||
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0neder
United States3733 Posts
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Crazazyasian1337
United States362 Posts
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buickskylark
Canada664 Posts
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QuickStriker
United States3694 Posts
And good job with the translations!! Thanks! | ||
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Mastermind
Canada7096 Posts
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Kenpachi
United States9908 Posts
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ramen-
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Hirmu
Finland850 Posts
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nozaro33
Taiwan1819 Posts
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wfoperational
United States143 Posts
Btw, this picture... here, Boxer's face just makes me sad ![[image loading]](http://bbs.wfgame.com/attachments/month_1002/100214180044652bbfd8368cb6.jpg) We don't have much time left, Jaedong, Flash, and everyone else needs to get their stuff together to promote esports out of this niche market  | ||
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Jarvs
Australia639 Posts
Tossgirl looks stunning as ever. | ||
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Shizuru~
Malaysia1676 Posts
with SC2 so close one can only wonder what the future holds for E-Sports... | ||
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FragKrag
United States11554 Posts
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Husky
United States3362 Posts
This is such a funny interview to think about. They finally get them together and these are the kind of questions they ask? Korea is silly sometimes! Thank you for this, good to see them in the same interview for once :D | ||
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danl9rm
United States3111 Posts
On February 14 2010 16:29 ed21x wrote: I love how boxer is always trying to advance the sport. Tossgirl shouldn't be allowed to be interviewed as an equal to Boxer. Only Nada, Oov, Yellow, Julyzerg, Reach, Flash, and Jaedong should be given that honor. dude, comparatively, tossgirl was way more dominant than any male has ever been. so chill out. also: Koreans have some pretty stringent rules when it comes to appearance. I don't see how either of them could be considered old, much less wrinkly, LoL | ||
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Vasoline73
United States7817 Posts
In this interview he was more tame in his message, but his last one irked me a bit. He is the emperor, but at the same time he's pretty much exclusively a player coach there for experience and moral. I don't think he should tell players who are at the top of the scene that they aren't as great as he was at his peak just because they have different priorities and grew up in a different esports culture (one much more established and controlled than the one Boxer grew up in.) Not trying to disrespect Boxer, I'm just giving my two cents about his esports opinion. | ||
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SilverSkyLark
Philippines8437 Posts
On February 14 2010 16:28 LunarDestiny wrote: Damn when I saw the "Boxer and Tossgirl Inter..." on the side bar, I thought of that... ...lol | ||
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Subversive
Australia2229 Posts
On February 14 2010 20:16 Vasoline73 wrote: + Show Spoiler + I know I can't be the only one who kind of feels like Boxer's interviews are a bit annoying nowadays. It feels like because esports aren't going the way HE thinks they should that they must obviously be going the wrong way. I agree that there's some things that could be different, like player personalities and attitudes about what's important, but the games themselves (imo) keep getting more and more interesting/deeper and with Jaedong and Flash playing at such a high level it seems strange to say (edit: imply) esports is in trouble. In this interview he was more tame in his message, but his last one irked me a bit. He is the emperor, but at the same time he's pretty much exclusively a player coach there for experience and moral. I don't think he should tell players who are at the top of the scene that they aren't as great as he was at his peak just because they have different priorities and grew up in a different esports culture (one much more established and controlled than the one Boxer grew up in.) Not trying to disrespect Boxer, I'm just giving my two cents about his esports opinion. Totally agree. This interview actually made me think he was being a wanker. It shouldn't be up to over-worked 16 and 18yo's to promote the industry. That's what managers and professional PR ppl are for. I'm amazed on the one hand fans, interviewers and Boxer himself can give himself a big hearty pat on the back for promoting e-sports and then in the next breath say the scene is in trouble and dying. Talk about having it both ways. I can’t keep this spot forever. But honestly, this is a really good thing for me. The fact that a lot of places call me up for things is still important for my self-advertisement. This made me feel like he's becoming an attention-whore. Possibly some things are lost in translation but I totally agree with you man, esports is healthier than ever and you get the distinct impression from his criticism of the scene, his bemoaning replays becoming available, his complaints about his health and his general feeling that esports is less popular (which according to Mr Hoon isn't true given audience numbers) that Boxer is just annoyed he is no longer a youthful twenty-something SC God. Tossgirl: I think there are players who need better numbers, and those who need more fame. This. Humble and more objective. | ||
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torm3ntin
Brazil2534 Posts
Boxer: Honestly, after I dropped out of the preliminaries, I’m in a panic mode. I don’t know if I can say this, but I thought this would be the last preliminary that I would attempt as a SC1 player. Therefore, I refused to televise my matches in order to focus despite the fact that a lot of fans wanted to see me. I remeber ppl complaining on MBC for not televising his matches and now we find the answer to why they were not televised  | ||
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