Nuguri Interview: No nostalgia for playing professionally! I feel very happy when I retire

Recently, former world champion top laner Nuguri has been crazy in Hanbok, hitting the top 20 in Hanbok, which has made many fans who miss him speculate whether Nuguri is going to make a comeback. Recently, when Nuguri was interviewed by Korean media, he firmly stated that he would not make a comeback.

The specific interview remarks are as follows, Nuguri was interviewed because he recently participated in the ALL tournament held by Africa Channel, and he said that the reason for participating is that he often plays League of Legends after retiring, which he finds very interesting, and the ALL tournament brings together many high-level players, and he has the idea of competing with them after communicating with them. Later, the Korean media asked about the topic of retirement, Nuguri explained: At that time, I decided to retire because I felt that I played very poorly, I was very dissatisfied with myself, and my mentality changed. In 2020, I may have played the best top laner, but not in '21 and '22, I don't have the original intention, even if I win the championship in '22, I will retire, because I won the championship not because I played well.

As for the topic of whether Nuguri will come back again and want to see him return to the game, Nuguri also said: When I retired, the people around me advised me not to retire, and I often imagined a comeback after retiring, but it was only limited to the level of imagination.

In fact, judging from the whole interview, I feel that the retirement is really a relief for Nuguri, because of his poor performance on the field, he has been under a lot of psychological pressure, he knows how to play to win, but he can't play, this mentality is really tormenting himself, but after retiring, he no longer has this kind of trouble, he can play games without worry, and people are relaxed. This is also the reason why Nuguri doesn't want to make a comeback, knowing that his strength is no longer good, and his comeback is just falling into the vicious circle of the year again, but he still has illusions about winning the championship again, but he knows that he can't achieve it again, so he can only exist in fantasy.

Some players want to continue to fight on the field even if their strength declines, and they want to continue their careers with a different style of play, while some players can't accept the fact that their strength has declined, and they don't want to drag down their teammates because of this, and they don't want to show themselves badly, so they say goodbye to the game, every choice can be accepted and understood, and I wish Nuguri a happy life after leaving the field!

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