MajOr Joins KeSPa Team 8! - Page 22

On January 03 2013 00:07 Noobity wrote:
I think this probably makes him the strongest sc2 player on Team 8, and while I don't know anything about the proleague rules, assuming he can be added to the roster I foresee him being their Ace in quite a few matchups.

I doubt this is the end of the soap opera that is Major's sc2 foreign scene antics, but I hope it's a very long and prosperous break in them. Congrats Major, and congrats team 8

On January 03 2013 00:06 Taipoka wrote:


Maybe he was asking for facts about:

He is known for his sour attitude and flakiness :-D

Because about tournments its obvious his lack of recent good results.

The well-known commentator Artosis stated that he was the next foreign player in line to move to Korea just before the release of StarCraft II. Being part of the GoSI clan, as, for example, the Woongjin Stars A-teamer Flying and playing in tryout matches against eSTRO-players confirm this impression. However, he was also known for frequently switching teams and said to suffer from a lack of respect and bad manner.

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His potential was quickly realized and he was picked up by the team ROOT Gaming. However, due to disputes purportedly surrounding funding and maturity, he and ROOT Gaming parted ways after a period of roughly two months.

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He was caught using another player's account to compete in Dox's SEA tournament, which was restricted only to those with SEA citizenship. MajOr used the account of an SEA diamond-level player named "sayfT", but this aroused the suspicions of mOOnGlaDe who was casting his tournament matches -- noticing the Terran's unusually high-level play that was above and beyond the supposed diamond level of the account. "sayFT" continued to deny accusations of smurfing, but evidence was found on MajOr's own stream. This scandal has since created more problems for MajOr's reputation.

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On September 2nd 2011, MajOr was released from Sixjax. Team manager Evoli announced the release on September 4th, citing MajOr's continued poor behavior and lack of professionalism despite repeated warnings. In response to this, MajOr stated that Sixjax failed to comply with the promise to sponsor a stay in Korea, even after he himself had arranged one with team New Star HoSeo, which, along with not sending any team players to the 2011 MLG Raleigh, led him to quit the team.

This led to another statement from the team, claiming that they had indeed made plans to send MajOr to Korea, but reconsidered after he lied to management about not wearing the official team jersey at 2011 MLG Anaheim, and having bad conduct with wbc after their match. Also, they claim that he swore against a fellow teammate dde in a streamed online tournament in the course of several games.

On January 03 2013 00:16 Serinox wrote:

BaBy and Jaehoon are better than him, maybe Speed too. I don't think MajOr can replace BaBy as the ace of T8.



From MajOr's Liquipedia page:


Sources are on the Liquipedia page.

There you have some facts aside from tournament results.

On November 26 2012 12:43 Eiii wrote:
The cycle continues...

On January 03 2013 00:34 lolspoon wrote:
lol bK, you are the typical butthurt who is only picking on the few bad things, but doesnt mention the good things, never. please stop

On January 03 2013 00:34 lolspoon wrote:
lol bK, you are the typical butthurt who is only picking on the few bad things, but doesnt mention the good things, never. please stop

On January 03 2013 00:40 bK- wrote:

A few bad things are you kidding me? All my sources are directly from liquidpedia which are creditable sources. I cannot even fathom what else he has done that is not on liquidpedia. Looking at it from a objective standpoint it just boggles my mind why they would even consider someone like him. Just hope he is not taking advantage of their kindness because Kespa is very tight lipped about who they allow in their league.