Philadelphia Flyers Goalie

I clearly intimidate him in-game. He has some of the luckiest surfs around.

Everyone above me has said mostly everything that counts. The bottom line is, the kid likes to play TF2 and he is quite skilled at his class. Most ppl are skating by at this point of TF2's life with no thought of improvement but not Apt.

If you want a player who is consistently online practicing and will not miss scrims/matches, you couldn't find a better player to round out your team or form a new team.

I don't comment on may LFT's but Shylo has consistently impressed me with his gameplay this season.
Strong presence as a demo, the team revolves around him (no offense)

Incredibly good scout, vastly underrated compared to most other scouts. If not for a bad work schedule in the past, he should have left the BLANC guys behind and would have played invite.

If work schedule is now improved, don't sit on Muse, I can't say enough good things.

If you guys are officially dead, it would probably be a cool move to let the admins know so another 10-6 team that is alive can take your playoff spot.

It might not matter much since they would be playing a top 4 team in the first round but might give some players on that team a taste of playoff matches for the first time. Besides, forfeit wins really suck, especially in playoffs.

All dogs go to the respawn que

So this is how Froyo won i52 and i55

I'm not your guy, friend.

It's time to officially release the Guard Dog

Pretty sure he pocketed my mouse pad at GXL while pretending to help me find it. Classic 5 finger discount

truth

Its easy for worse players to criticize someone who has put in work to improve. Don't give anything they say any weight.
You are a far better player than you give yourself credit for, remember that.

Its not about him "having a chance in a boxing match". Nobody would say he has a boxing chance to win. This isn't a boxing matchup, and McGregor isn't going into the ring to out-box Mayweather or win on points.

McGregor's mindset is to get into a street fight and land power shots, not go for points which is all Floyd has ever done. I am more interested to see what happens when they get close. Is Floyd going to try and hug it out for referee separations? Will Conor even let that happen since he wants Floyd close? I can see Conor pushing him away and possibly against the ropes in that situation. Bear in mind, Conor doesn't have to hit Floyd flush to stun him. Blocking those power punches can rattle/stun you just as good as a punch landing on your face.

Anyone knowledgeable will tell you that you can't teach punching power. Some dudes are blessed with hands of steel and can light up anyone if they hit. Connor is such a person and those people always have a punchers chance.

If you don't think Connor has a chance, I believe you need to re-analyze the matchup. Connor is younger and more hungry to prove himself. He is a lot bigger and has more reach. Connor has done most of his best work against opponents moving away from him and his power. Floyds main advantage is boxing strategy and the technique he has mastered over the years. Problem is, he is not facing another boxer in this situation. He is facing a bulldog who is not going to go down and is an extremely unconventional fighter. At 40 years old, can he keep Connor at a distance for 6+ rounds? I guess that is the big question.

Floyd is still an overwhelming favorite but in the first 5 rounds, Connor will have to make his big moves before he gets all cut up. I still think the best bet is a Doctor Stoppage after the 6th round for Floyd because boxing doctors are pussy assholes. I just pray for Connor to catch him just once against the ropes. That will be his best chance to hit that bomb.

Miss 5 straight shots and get #9 Play of the month

I have serious doubts about this fight going the distance.

The main reason is because Boxing has pretty soft doctor stoppages from bleeding around the eyes. If McGregor gets eaten up for 6+ rounds with jabs, he is going to be a bloody mess and the doctors will stop the fight. Whereas in MMA, if you can keep going the cuts don't mean shit in like 95% of the cases.