We would like to clarify,
@SergieMazter , that your statements or insinuations attack an organization supported by international tournaments, verified events, and backed by companies and institutions. It is known to us that your behavior as a player has already been called into question.
We must point out that the image you are sharing does not even show 20% of the total attendees, since the tournament was organized according to scheduled pools, due to the limitation on the number of people allowed in the venue at the same time.
It should also be clarified that you left the tournament venue shortly after the start of Pool 2 and were not present for even half of the event. We have proof of this from attendee records and security camera footage for each pool and their respective schedules.
AS SHOWN IN THE IMAGE OF THE CONVERSATION WITH YOUR TEAM’S “REPRESENTATIVE,” YOU DID NOT WITHDRAW FROM THE TOURNAMENT OUT OF “ETHICS,” AS YOU CLAIM. RATHER, YOU LEFT BECAUSE YOU WERE DEMOTIVATED THAT THE TOURNAMENT WAS NOT A DOJO+96. YOUR FIRST COMPLAINTS AT THE EVENT WERE MADE TO SEVERAL PARTICIPANTS, WHERE YOU QUESTIONED WHY IT WASN’T CLASSIFIED AS A DOJO+96.
It’s worth noting that tournaments in Bolivia do often reach that category, but you were informed that today, November 1st, is the celebration of “Todos Santos” (All Saints’ Day) — a holiday during which people visit their deceased relatives. Due to this festivity, many players from the Bolivian community did not attend this tournament.
Finally, we ask that you provide clearer and more reliable evidence to support your accusations, rather than a simple photo or video that does not accurately reflect the true attendance at the event — or otherwise take responsibility for your defamatory claims.
@Harada_TEKKEN @mykeryu @BNEesports