BoxeR posted on his twitter that he is making his own clan named Slayers (short name, sls). From that personal sponsorship news I posted a while ago, it may not be surprising for you to read this.

The requirement is anyone over 1800 rating in Diamond league to join, although this requirement may change as ratings fluctuate. BoxeR did note that he is not going to take in anyone who already belongs to a clan or a team.

Source:
http://twitter.com/Gonia119/status/1704895954554880

Clan webpage:
http://cafe.naver.com/slsclan

Edit: Tanatos linked a PlayXP article, and just as I suspected, the netizens wanted proof at first. Then it was revealed on Gisado that this is true. So it is not a rumor.

Pull

United States296 Posts

November 08 2010 21:37 GMT

I want to join!!!!!!!!!! Oof'

Draconicfire

Canada2561 Posts

November 08 2010 21:38 GMT

1800? That seems kinda low.

Noxie

United States2188 Posts

November 08 2010 21:39 GMT

The website is pink... seems sketchy.

Ysorigin

United States81 Posts

November 08 2010 21:39 GMT

1800 seems waaaaay too low...its not very difficult for normal people to get that high even.

Raelcun

United States3714 Posts

November 08 2010 21:39 GMT

Consider that the competition on the mid to high Diamond level on the Korean server is a little bit tougher than NA. So 1800 is a bit more of saying 2000 most likely for NA, plus thats most likely a requirement to apply to join. He's probably looking to not exclude upcoming talent which is a good idea if it's true.

Antedelerium

United States221 Posts

November 08 2010 21:39 GMT

Korean 1800 != NA 1800, and I'm assuming he's only taking 1800+ from SEA

Snuggles

United States1850 Posts

November 08 2010 21:40 GMT

1800 Sounds really low unless it's aiming to be a large community of players.

kzn

United States1216 Posts

November 08 2010 21:40 GMT

On November 09 2010 06:39 Ysorigin wrote:
1800 seems waaaaay too low...its not very difficult for normal people to get that high even.

I wouldn't be surprised if that was the point, given that its a clan, not a team.

Egyptian_Head

South Africa507 Posts

November 08 2010 21:41 GMT

#10

On November 09 2010 06:38 Draconicfire wrote:
1800? That seems kinda low.

You have to start somewhere.

I would wager a bet that boxer doesn't want to recruit the best. He wants to find the new talent which imo would be better for the long term.

Blademage

United States110 Posts

November 08 2010 21:41 GMT

#11

On November 09 2010 06:37 Pull wrote:
I want to join!!!!!!!!!! Oof'

You and every fanboy-girl nerd, just like me

too bad I'm not skilled enough to be in his presence, i would simply die.

On a more realistic note, i hope this is true, a team made by SlayerSBoxeR should bring a lot of attention to Starcraft 2 from Korea furthering its influence and growth for esports.

CheAse

Canada919 Posts

November 08 2010 21:41 GMT

#12

On November 09 2010 06:37 Pull wrote:
I want to join!!!!!!!!!! Oof'

I believe in you!!!

Raelcun

United States3714 Posts

November 08 2010 21:42 GMT

#13

Yeah the Koreans differentiate between Clans and Teams more, the Clans are more of a community of players where sometimes the clan will include a Team of the best players but being a team is not their main goal. But with Boxer I'd be surprised if he wasnt trying to find some "young" talent by bringing in some of the lower ranked guys before they get the attention of the other teams.

SmoKim

Denmark10169 Posts

November 08 2010 21:43 GMT

#14

what's this? a Korean Team name that isn't retarted?

Slayers(sls) would be a pretty cool team name

ok oGs still wins that competion

Jayson X

Switzerland2431 Posts

November 08 2010 21:59 GMT

#15

Ohhh very interesting. I guess he will use this to scout out up and coming players for his new team.

Slakter

Sweden1947 Posts

November 08 2010 22:02 GMT

#16

On November 09 2010 06:43 SmoKim wrote:
what's this? a Korean Team name that isn't retarted?

Slayers(sls) would be a pretty cool team name

ok oGs still wins that competion

I bet he´ll change the name in the last second to "Powergamer superstars".