Niu Bao interviewed and revealed the reason for his retirement and exposed the truth of the Iceland incident, which had nothing to do with Doinb and Xiaotian

Recently, the topic of e-sports is discussed by many people, and I believe you have seen a lot of content in this regard, during this time, our division is in the offseason, and the competition in the LCK region has begun, but the official has not purchased the broadcast rights, so now everyone can't watch the game.

So for the audience, this time is still relatively boring, can only go to see things outside the game, and there is really one thing that has caused heated discussions, that is, there is a player who was interviewed recently, this player is Nuguri, everyone likes to call him Niu Bao.

After he won the championship in S10, his value skyrocketed, and he was once considered the world's No. 1 top laner, and then FPX spent a lot of money to poach him and form the Galaxy Battleship, they performed well in the regular season, and everyone thought they had the ability to win the championship, but the final result was very disappointing.

In the World Championship held in S11 Iceland, FPX lost to Europe and the United States many times in the group stage, and was finally eliminated directly in the group stage, and FPX became a laughing stock, and then the contradiction between doinb and Xiaotian was also exposed, and soon they broke up, and Niu Bao also decided to leave.

What people didn't expect was that Niu Bao would choose to retire, his strength was still top-notch, his retirement made people feel very pity, many netizens also pointed the finger at FPX, thinking that they delayed Niu Bao, so everyone has scoffed at this matter over the years, and wants to spit when they say it.

Recently, Niu was interviewed by Bao, and also revealed the reason for his retirement in the interview, and exposed the truth of the Iceland incident, his retirement has nothing to do with Doinb and Xiaotian, he said: His mentality at that time changed, he was extremely dissatisfied with his performance on the field, and even began to find reasons in his teammates.

Because of this, he felt that his operation level could not reach the world's strongest top laner, even if he joined the team that had the strength to win the championship, but he failed to play the matching strength and performance, so he had the idea of retiring, and after leaving the game, he finally breathed a sigh of relief. I didn't say anything about the conflict with Nakano the whole time, do you have anything to say about that?