TORONTOTOKYO harshly criticized Nix's achievements in the pro scene

Alexander “TORONTOTOKYO” Hertek believes that streamer Alexander “Nix” Levin overestimates his achievements in professional Dota 2. The cyber sportsman believes that the experience of a cyber sportsman is not enough for loud statements.

The corresponding opinion of the BetBoom Team sapporter wrote in a publication in his personal Telegram channel.

“Out of many tournaments I was selected for one (should have shown a good result, as I defeated in quals the team that took the top-3). What can you compare this to? It's ridiculous) And the competition was fierce, right? I'm sure if today's navi and vp squads with current knowledge played at that time, they would have been consistently top. You can look at Nigma with the same players or half Chinese teams that have always been ranked high. The players haven't changed but for some reason they can't win. Team play, team play. After all, a player in a team of only 5 people can not influence the results, can not tell others how to do better, can not build a game to play consistently. After all, you need that player to be good at the game, to be high skil and have respect in the team. It's just too complicated. Although okay, from my life experience I realized that there are people who just live in their reality, and there is no point in saying anything to them. It even happens that such a person can present his subjective opinion to a large audience as the most correct, expert) That's how we live!”

The conflict between Alexander “TORONTOTOKYO” Hertek and Alexander “Nix” Levin started when the streamer criticized the BetBoom Team sapporter's game at the ESL One Birmingham 2024 tournament. TORONTOTOKYO responded by saying that the content maker doesn't have enough professional gaming experience to make such statements. Nix responded to this statement by recalling his participation at the Epicenter XL major, but judging by TORONTOTOKYO's latest statement, the cyber sportsman considers this achievement insufficient.

Recall that earlier Alexander “TORONTOTOKYO” Hertek called the main rule, which is mandatory for all members of the lineup.