EPTNewest Interview of Boxer, from Fomos - Page 5
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Luepert
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ejozl
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Acertos
France852 Posts
On April 14 2013 22:54 Luepert wrote: “Bro, have you ever done anything for me?” That is something that should never be said to Boxer. That fact that esports in Korea exists the way it does owes itself to Boxer. Well he must be a bad coach, he has and had problems with the teams he coaches or coached. Still I think the player who said that should have been fired immediatly and made public And this "That fact that esports in Korea exists the way it does owes itself to Boxer." isn't a fact. Did he create OSL? No. Is it because of him that SC was broadcasted on TV? No. Did he helped SC get more popular? Perhaps. He dominated the early scene, he was super-popular, he was the symbol of SC and was really reconized but if he wasn't there perhaps another player would have been called bonjwa (like some say that if Flash wasn't there, Jaedong would have dominated the scene). | ||
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Antisocialmunky
United States5912 Posts
 The Boxer magic seems to have gotten nerfed in SCII... | ||
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Savior was the main reason why dominating players are known as Bonjwa. | ||
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Lysanias
Netherlands8351 Posts
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kollin
United Kingdom8380 Posts
On April 14 2013 23:23 Acertos wrote: Well he must be a bad coach, he has and had problems with the teams he coaches or coached. Still I think the player who said that should have been fired immediatly and made public And this "That fact that esports in Korea exists the way it does owes itself to Boxer." isn't a fact. Did he create OSL? No. Is it because of him that SC was broadcasted on TV? No. Did he helped SC get more popular? Perhaps. He dominated the early scene, he was super-popular, he was the symbol of SC and was really reconized but if he wasn't there perhaps another player would have been called bonjwa (like some say that if Flash wasn't there, Jaedong would have dominated the scene). You have no idea how wrong you are. | ||
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Acertos
France852 Posts
I would be glad to be wrong (that Boxer is a bad coach) but if you don't elaborate a little i will never know why. | ||
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kollin
United Kingdom8380 Posts
On April 15 2013 00:34 Acertos wrote: I would be glad to be wrong (that Boxer is a bad coach) but if you don't elaborate a little i will never know why. And this "That fact that esports in Korea exists the way it does owes itself to Boxer." isn't a fact. I was referring to this part. | ||
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Assirra
Belgium4169 Posts
On April 14 2013 23:23 Acertos wrote: Well he must be a bad coach, he has and had problems with the teams he coaches or coached. Still I think the player who said that should have been fired immediatly and made public And this "That fact that esports in Korea exists the way it does owes itself to Boxer." isn't a fact. Did he create OSL? No. Is it because of him that SC was broadcasted on TV? No. Did he helped SC get more popular? Perhaps. He dominated the early scene, he was super-popular, he was the symbol of SC and was really reconized but if he wasn't there perhaps another player would have been called bonjwa (like some say that if Flash wasn't there, Jaedong would have dominated the scene). No offense but if your arguments consist of "if" and "perhaps" they are not really valid since you can make up everything just to turn the discussion your way. | ||
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forsooth
United States3648 Posts
On April 06 2013 02:23 Azriel wrote: Boxer is 32 and has gray hair? is that normal, or am i being an ignorant? It happens. I'm 25 and I have just a tad bit of grey at the temples. I like it though, so no hair dye for me. | ||
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Targe
United Kingdom14103 Posts
That Bisu news is great and oov? ohoho~ | ||
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larse
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SAFenix
Canada439 Posts
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Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
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WolfintheSheep
Canada14127 Posts
On July 14 2013 15:48 SAFenix wrote: To be fair to BoxeR, if Rain won his games like BoxeR wanted and probably expected, SKT would've beaten STX 2-0. Maybe BoxeR isn't the greatest coach but you have to admit having him there really boosts team morale. A coach doesn't get to blame his players for losing games. It's the coaches job to get the players in condition to win every match. | ||
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
On July 14 2013 16:00 WolfintheSheep wrote: A coach doesn't get to blame his players for losing games. It's the coaches job to get the players in condition to win every match. BoxeR doesn't individually train his players though, so I feel as if the SKT supporting crew had something to do with today's results. But on the flip side of that, the players still didn't win enough games. I'm not saying that anyone individually should be shafted for it, but there's space for improvement. Interesting use of my 3k'th post. | ||
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sc2superfan101
3583 Posts
On July 14 2013 16:00 WolfintheSheep wrote: A coach doesn't get to blame his players for losing games. It's the coaches job to get the players in condition to win every match. What? Have you ever been in sports and lost a match you should win? Your coach should definitely NOT go around moping and saying it's his fault, he should be reaming your ass and exposing every minor flaw in everything you did to overall make you feel like shit... okay that's a bit of an exaggeration but LOL, coaches are definitely supposed to blame the players for losing the match. | ||
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