Broxah criticizes Fnatic fans for belittling gamers after losing at Worlds

After finishing as runner-up in 2018, many people predicted Fnatic will continue to hold that position in 2019. After the LEC champions beat Royal Never Give Up, the hopes increased.

The team then lost the quarter-final match 3-1, creating a shock for the players fan Europeand some have deemed it unforgivable.

Is one professional gamer, Broxah admit he heard some words criticize certain from fans.

Gamer the danish says: “I have received more outrage from fans than I have experienced in my career, they are very aggressive, negative, ‘young buffalo’. It’s really something different.”

“It’s quite cruel when so many Fnatic fans say that I’m the only reason why the team lost at World Championship. I don’t even know how fans can conclude that a certain player is the only reason why the team can’t beat FPX.”

Danish star said he believes the problem stems from his teammates trying to be as honest as possible with the fans. Now he feels perhaps that openness may have backfired.

He say: “I think the main problem is that a lot of my teammates have been quite honest about us having problems in the team, there are things going on and we haven’t practiced much together.”

“I don’t know how people can come to the conclusion that one person on the team is the only reason a team loses. Remember, I’m not saying I’m perfect – there are things I could do differently – a lot of the comments I found were pretty ridiculous.”

Broxah added that Fnatic has won eight championships, and delivered one of the most impressive moments in competitive history when they won 3-0 in the second set of the round-robin match.

“We still leave our mark in TournamentsI’m not satisfied, we could beat FPX, but we won against the best teams at Worlds like RNG and SKT.”

“If you want to disparage someone, you are really pissing them off and you need to stop being the keyboard hero. It was a team effort to get this far, it was a Summer attempt to take down G2. We win as a team, we lose as a team.”

“I also want to make it clear that most fans don’t like this. Most of you out there are great people, but there’s a lot of people out there who want to disparage me and my teammates, which is bullshit.”

“The rumors that Rekkles and I don’t like each other and have a bad relationship need to stop.”Broxah wrote on Twitter on November 17.

“We have a lot of respect for each other and always share advice and show support when needed. The fact that we don’t like each other simply doesn’t exist.”

Final, jungle player Fnatic’s team took aim at the keyboard warriors who have been relentlessly attacking him and his teammates since they lost in the quarterfinals.

“If people want to criticize individuals, feel free, if you want to criticize me, go ahead.”​