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United States33660 Posts
Source:Fomos - March 9th, by Shim Hyun
You may have noticed that Bisu didn’t appear on the roster for SKT1 during their recent Winner’s League match versus Woongjin Stars. That’s because Bisu is presently on break.
According to Mr. Jo Man Su of the SKT front office, “Bisu had been exhausted from his busy schedule, and we learned that his physical health was poor as well, so we decided to give him a break… …we discussed the issue with coach Park, and decided we would give Bisu a chance to recharge before he returns to the team.”
Personally, I think this is a great move by SKT1. From what I read in player interviews, it’s easy for a player who is slumping to get jaded because he is putting physical stress on himself by practicing more than usual, while at the same time becoming mentally stressed because he is still not winning games. Hopefully Bisu will use his vacation well, and return to us as the revolutionist we know and love.
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noooo bisu 
hopefully he'll recover and start showing good results again
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I think this has been posted somewhere before... not sure though
But if Bisu gets away from SC now, wouldn't he be in poorer condition than now when he comes back? We all know how far behind a player can get without constant practice.
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United States4126 Posts
I hope he does better once he comes back from his break :/
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Wonder if this has anything to do with the Bisu that is #1 on an Asian platinum division.
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On March 10 2010 17:28 wfoperational wrote:
I think this has been posted somewhere before... not sure though
But if Bisu gets away from SC now, wouldn't he be in poorer condition than now when he comes back? We all know how far behind a player can get without constant practice.
going on vacation is how Bisu practices. remeber the revolution?
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Hong Kong20321 Posts
yea i thnik more progamres should do this , learn to take breaks and not just practice nonstop!
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Bisu T_T
On March 10 2010 17:30 Jyvblamo wrote:
Wonder if this has anything to do with the Bisu that is #1 on an Asian platinum division.
^LOL if true
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Canada8036 Posts
On March 10 2010 17:28 wfoperational wrote:
I think this has been posted somewhere before... not sure though
But if Bisu gets away from SC now, wouldn't he be in poorer condition than now when he comes back? We all know how far behind a player can get without constant practice.
Well, there was that one time when Bisu went to Thailand shortly before dismantling Savior in the MSL in one of the biggest upsets in Starcraft history. 
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that would be sensationally perfect! gogo bisu u can do it, get laid and come back to get made! I watch the doctors every day. do koreans know its healthy and a stress killer to have sex regularly, they should hire some women when progamers on slumps. Not for prostitution but for healing the heart(p**is) of a man.
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I normally want Bisu to fail as much and hard as possible, but I wouldn't want to see him to burn out and retire or something like that. This will hopefully do him good and enable him to recover and come back from his slump.
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Hopefully he comes back better than ever.
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Another visit to thailand. Hope he comes back better than ever after the break. Progamers need more holidays IMO.
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Yeah, it might slip some people's minds but Bisu is one of the most hardcore (in terms of practice hours / devotion) progamers out there. I'm betting he was grinding like hell to try to get back into top shape...
good luck bisu!
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hopefully this isnt some sort of indefinite leave aka allen iverson. as much as i am a bisu antifan it's still good to have strong rivals and a bisu-in-his-prime is a great adversary to root against.
come back youngun and make sure to change ur hair
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go to thailand then come back and 3:0 flash/jaedong =D
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Sweden1867 Posts
Very mature and smart move by SKT1. I hope Bisu gets back on track. Everyone needs a recharge every now and then, and specially in the korean e-sport scene. Preassure and workload is pretty damn sick...
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With any luck when he comes back he'll more closely resemble the dragon he used to be.
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