SlayerS_BoxeR encouragement? - Page 4
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Dimon87
Sweden218 Posts
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StateAlchemist
France1946 Posts
Never give up, never surrender. ^_^ | ||
masterbreti
Korea (South)2711 Posts
On July 01 2011 01:17 TheKefka wrote: To be honest it would be great if we could do some kind of project for Boxer, like the http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=215652 Would anyone be interested in setting that up? I'm already working on something. I am trying to get his e-mail to start a big E-mail spree to him to show him our support. Wouldn't be be lovely for boxer to wake up one morning and have over 9000 (hehe) E-mails from his fans. Would evn be awesome for him to get a few dozen a day. For him to read and know he is loved for what he does. | ||
Kluey
Canada1197 Posts
No Reporter = Who gives a shit? | ||
bonifaceviii
Canada2890 Posts
FIGHT | ||
Unnamezz
Malaysia191 Posts
This kind of treatment/article seriously hurting and Boxer seriously need our support. Haters gonna hate. Overrated? NO!!! He deserve it!!! Hope the + Show Spoiler + http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=215652 | ||
snailz
Croatia900 Posts
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Sina92
Sweden1303 Posts
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Sideburn
United States442 Posts
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sunneh
29 Posts
On July 01 2011 01:12 Klaus1986 wrote: Good grief. Reading over that, you would think you were reading about a general or a world leader, not a middling professional gamer on the downside of his career. No offense to Boxer, but that's what happens. You can't continue to live off past accomplishments and still expect the same amount of respect you got then. In short, yeah Boxer did a lot, but that was years ago. The new generation is better, faster, and smarter. Boxer may come back and win, but I wouldn't bet on it. Tiger hasn't won anything in awhile ey. Maybe we should say he's in a downward spiral and fallen to hell. Nevermind that he probably inspired young golfers everywhere. No worries. Thanks tiger, pack your bags see you later. I'm sure I could think of a better example given time, but not right now. No one deserves what that journalist wrote. Even so, he was a pioneer, not just a winner. And the new generation being better, faster and smarter? I'd like to see thebestfou play boxer. LOL. | ||
Samhax
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MattRz
Chile1679 Posts
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dBandit
Australia7 Posts
On July 01 2011 01:12 Klaus1986 wrote: Good grief. Reading over that, you would think you were reading about a general or a world leader, not a middling professional gamer on the downside of his career. No offense to Boxer, but that's what happens. You can't continue to live off past accomplishments and still expect the same amount of respect you got then. In short, yeah Boxer did a lot, but that was years ago. The new generation is better, faster, and smarter. Boxer may come back and win, but I wouldn't bet on it. There is much more to eSports than merely playing the game. Sure, I doubt he'll ever really rise to the top again, but your purely materialistic view of professional competition is shallow and suggests ignorance. You're forgetting that Boxer founded what could be argued as the two most successful eSports teams of all time - SK Telecom T1 in BW, and SlayerS in SC2. Not to mention his contribution to Air Force ACE. You're also forgetting how Boxer alone was one of the biggest drivers in bringing eSports into mainstream Korean culture. Learn from the past to create a better future. Dismissing him as a "has-been" is both disrespectful and ridiculous. | ||
Badfatpanda
United States9719 Posts
Emperor fighting! Seriously, he's done so much for esports in SC1, competes for several seasons among the top calibers of players in the world, assembles a team of unbelievably skilled competitors, and now because he's not playing code A anymore he gets shrugged off by a reporter? He's still f'ing boxer lol. | ||
Linkirvana
Netherlands365 Posts
Long live the Emperor! _/ | ||
Klaus1986
United States113 Posts
On July 01 2011 01:19 mordek wrote: I don't comprehend how my respect should decrease because he's "on the downside of his career". Wouldn't it be silly if I didn't respect Muhammad Ali because he's not the boxer he once was? (Wow no pun intended, must have subconsciously chosen him as an example ). His accomplishments are still there, and he's still the man that accomplished those things. What would be the point in being great at anything if at the time you were no longer great everyone forgot you or slandered you? Saying that he's not very good is not disrespect, it's the truth. I'm not condoning slander, but there is nothing wrong with pointing out that Boxer isn't a top class SC player. Respect him for his past accomplishments, rightly. But respect him right now as a player? Er... pass. | ||
Zechs
United Kingdom321 Posts
And people criticising the writer apparently have no sense of irony whatsoever. If it's not okay for him to bash Boxer, why is okay for you to bash the writer? Again, ridiculous. | ||
Archerylady
277 Posts
Boxer fighting! | ||
mordek
United States12704 Posts
On July 01 2011 01:29 Klaus1986 wrote: Saying that he's not very good is not disrespect, it's the truth. I'm not condoning slander, but there is nothing wrong with pointing out that Boxer isn't a top class SC player. Respect him for his past accomplishments, rightly. But respect him right now as a player? Er... pass. A) Still one of the top players. B) From what I understand of the article, not at all about "respect him as a player right now". I don't think anyone has a problem with saying the chances of Boxer winning GSL Code S in the next few seasons is slim but that's not what's being discussed in the article. | ||
colingrad
United States210 Posts
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