Talk:Michael Cavanaugh (electronic sports player)

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Wow, the link I inserted was an official video from MLGpro.com itself that was basically footage of a recent MLG Tournament AND StrongSide commenting on the game himself. Need I really say more?

The article says that Strongside got his name from his technique of ducking his head - however, in his most recent player match commentary (see mlgpro.com), he explains that he got the name from some TV program...or something...

--His bio at mlgpro.com says he went through several tags but picked this one up from a movie. Someone needs to remove the ignorant argument that a players back is the most armored part of the body. Hit points are hit points.