EPT[14th Dec] Blizzcup Winners Interviews - Page 2
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deathzz
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Alvis
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EchoZ
Japan5041 Posts
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wklbishop
United States1286 Posts
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Belisarius
Australia6233 Posts
He has balls, he has skill, he has a fair dash of humility under the bosstoss mask, and he has a real head on his shoulders. I really hope this tournament is the one where the presidentoss comes back with a vengeance. | ||
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Asha
United Kingdom38257 Posts
Looking forward to hearing MVP's thoughts about today and his match tomorrow, he looked in discomfort at times which was a bit worrying | ||
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SilverLeagueElite
United States626 Posts
On December 14 2011 21:11 legaton wrote: MC is a boss, but i'm starting to think there's an slight misunderstanding on Naniwa's reprehensible attitude. Naniwa's explanation for throwing the fourth match was "it didn"t matter at all". It seems this sentence was interpreted as "it doesn't directly benefit me" (MC version) or as "without more money on the line, i don't care about the games" (Mr. Chae version). Doesn't change the fact he was wrong and i agree with MC, but Naniwa is not greedy, he just acts like a spoiled child with a broken toy. Also, these were nice games from MC. Stephano said he thought MC was going to go far. I guess he also saw him play in the oGs gaming house even if they didn't train together. 'It didn't matter at all' within the context of tournament results, but there are people outside of himself that it did matter to: fans, team sponsors, GOM etc. Regardless of interpretation, he didn't do his job. MC realizes there are other people beyond himself who are responsible for his success. And he is responsible for them, in turn. Nothing wrong with being greedy, just do your job and be a pro too. Sorry for bringing Naniwa up.  Just needed context for MC. | ||
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poorcloud
Singapore2748 Posts
I hope he goes for surgery after this event, hope GSL will keep or give him a code S spot if they could even give Idra or Sen one. I know hes not foreigner but hes the final boss. Really liking MC these days. Hes funny, entertaining, skilled, does constant BM for show but yet remains humble and respectful to his opponents. Hes just a good guy overall. | ||
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CP-Jun
Australia278 Posts
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mtvacuum
United States979 Posts
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bittman
Australia8759 Posts
That said, he still is one of my favorite personalities :D | ||
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Vod.kaholic
United States1052 Posts
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Itsmedudeman
United States19229 Posts
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Caesarion
Australia8332 Posts
Such a relief to see that MC is regaining confidence in his PvZ. It was ages ago when he said he wouldn't lose to a Zerg at NASL 1. The possibility of a MC vs MVP finals blows my mind. | ||
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snafoo
New Zealand1615 Posts
DRG vs MMA DRG vs MVP MC vs MMA MC vs MVP Personally, the least interesting one is MC vs MMA, but even that would be pretty good! | ||
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double620
China804 Posts
On December 14 2011 21:11 legaton wrote: MC is a boss, but i'm starting to think there's an slight misunderstanding on Naniwa's reprehensible attitude. Naniwa's explanation for throwing the fourth match was "it didn"t matter at all". It seems this sentence was interpreted as "it doesn't directly benefit me" (MC version) or as "without more money on the line, i don't care about the games" (Mr. Chae version). Doesn't change the fact he was wrong and i agree with MC, but Naniwa is not greedy, he just acts like a spoiled child with a broken toy. Also, these were nice games from MC. Stephano said he thought MC was going to go far. I guess he also saw him play in the oGs gaming house even if they didn't train together. I was a bit surprised after watching Mc's game against DRG and stephano said Mc lost to an opponent he should have beated. But now, I think Stephano just understands the game much better than me. Hope Mc keeps showing good games. | ||
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Olinimm
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MCDayC
United Kingdom14464 Posts
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double620
China804 Posts
On December 14 2011 21:29 poorcloud wrote: I feel for MVP and i'm not expecting much from him tomorrow since its so difficult to play your best with so many distractions like the pain hes feeling. I hope he goes for surgery after this event, hope GSL will keep or give him a code S spot if they could even give Idra or Sen one. I know hes not foreigner but hes the final boss. Really liking MC these days. Hes funny, entertaining, skilled, does constant BM for show but yet remains humble and respectful to his opponents. Hes just a good guy overall. I am a Mc fan here. But I have to say I really hope MVP can recover. It was painful and sad to see Mc going down because of playing in too many tournaments and travelling too much and therefore, no time to practice. I would love to see Mc dominate. But I hope if he does defeat MVP. It is the time MVP is playing his best. Good luck to both and thx both for showing good games. | ||
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nooboon
2602 Posts
Is it too early to consider DRG and MMA as the Zerg and Terran princes, respectively? | ||
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