Fri. Sep 5th, 2025

SabeRLighT- Offers Ironic “Bot” Commentary Following Team Liquid’s Continued Dominance Over PARIVISION

Following Team Liquid`s recent victory over PARIVISION in the group stage of Riyadh Masters 2025, Team Liquid`s offlaner, Jonas “SabeRLighT-” Volek, offered a memorable post-match comment during the official broadcast interview. His remarks were not merely about the win itself but served as a pointed response to previous interactions and comments from the opposing team.

This match marked the latest chapter in a series of encounters that have seen Team Liquid establish a clear and seemingly unbreakable dominance over PARIVISION. The win extended Team Liquid`s head-to-head record against PARIVISION to an impressive 7-0 across recent series, a streak that includes a decisive victory in the grand finals of the FISSURE Universe: Episode 5 tournament. Notably, PARIVISION has failed to secure a single map win throughout these seven series.

Adding a layer of personal rivalry to this one-sided statistical narrative, players from PARIVISION, specifically Andrei “Dukalis” Kuropatkin, had previously directed sharp and arguably “toxic” remarks towards SabeRLighT- during their past meetings. A particularly notable jab included Kuropatkin addressing Volek with the comment, “Still a bot,” implying a lack of skill despite Liquid`s consistent victories.

In his post-match interview at Riyadh Masters 2025, SabeRLighT- seized the opportunity to turn the tables, directly referencing the past taunts while highlighting the current scoreline. He stated:

“7:0, by the way, 7:0. I don`t know, I guess I`m still a bot. But yeah, I think it can be even better. I hope they don`t get eliminated too early from this tournament so we can beat them again and make it 9:0.”

This statement, delivered with a clear intent to poke fun, underscored the irony of calling a player a “bot” while being consistently defeated by their team. SabeRLighT-`s remark serves as both a triumphant acknowledgment of Liquid`s dominance and a witty retort to the earlier dismissive comments. It`s a classic example of in-game competitive banter spilling into post-match commentary, using a past insult to amplify a present success.

The Riyadh Masters 2025 tournament is currently underway as part of the larger Esports World Cup 2025 in Saudi Arabia, featuring 16 top Dota 2 teams competing for a substantial $3 million prize pool. As of the time of the original report, Team Liquid had secured a strong position in Group D, accumulating four points from their first two matches and sitting at the top of their group.

SabeRLighT-`s comments add a touch of personality and competitive spirit to the tournament narrative, reminding everyone that while the competition is fierce, a well-timed jab, especially one backed by results, is a valid tactic in the psychological game of esports. Whether PARIVISION will have the chance to challenge Team Liquid and potentially alter that 7-0 (or aspirational 9-0) scoreline remains to be seen as the tournament progresses.

By Marcus Bellamy

Marcus Bellamy works the bustling streets of Birmingham, where he's built his reputation covering everything from grassroots athletics to professional boxing. His distinctive writing style combines statistical analysis with compelling narratives about local sports heroes.

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