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littlechava
United States7220 Posts
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iNcontroL
USA29055 Posts
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trollbone
France1905 Posts
On April 26 2008 02:09 littlechava wrote: wow octzerg is a fag, can't wait to see him get crushed by infernal explain why is he a fag ? He deserve his spot | ||
NonY
8751 Posts
On April 26 2008 01:36 sasal wrote: Its a little bit like in Wrestling it's like that in any sport or competition although it's probably most extreme for fighting sports. self confidence and high expectations are not only the most healthy but also the most successful feelings to have before a competition. not every competition publicizes pre-game interviews with players but i guarantee that the same self confidence can be found in all professional athletes (though you'll find varying degrees of respect, for sure). | ||
Daigomi
South Africa4316 Posts
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sasal
Germany74 Posts
On April 26 2008 02:51 NonY[rC] wrote: it's like that in any sport or competition although it's probably most extreme for fighting sports. self confidence and high expectations are not only the most healthy but also the most successful feelings to have before a competition. not every competition publicizes pre-game interviews with players but i guarantee that the same self confidence can be found in all professional athletes (though you'll find varying degrees of respect, for sure). With the most I agree. But there are many things involved and it depends. In fighting sports the show and the confrontation before is one big part of the business in order to rise the excitement and attention. Whereas in a press conferences during a soccer world championship the reputation might be the more important part and so you see many soccer player answering humble on questions about the team of a other nation. If they insult then on the next morning there might be headlines in the newspapers of this nation causing a bad reputation. According to this it also depends on the country and the culture. Afaik In Japan people are exceedingly more beware of the thoughts and the respect of others. So some martial art fighters overthere talking and thinking different compared to Boxers in the USA right before a fight. In the USA trashtalk for fun is more a part of the society. So the tolerance limit might be higher and people dont feel as fast offended as they would in some other countries. I agree with you that self confidence and high expectations from yourself is the most healthy. But applied towards other people and spectators it depends on the character of the player I guess. Some feel more comfortable when they take a more humble role and so they dont feel any pressure of high expectations from outside. Whereas for the fans this is for sure not that exciting. | ||
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BruceLeeToss
United States154 Posts
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Hot_Bid
Braavos36379 Posts
On April 26 2008 07:38 RoMeO wrote: There are still 9 missing interviews Yes, unfortunately we can't force people to answer them promptly. We'll have to make do with the ones we have. Thanks to those players who chose to answer. | ||
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meathook
1289 Posts
Leg's and Mistrzzz interviews are win. | ||
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