for something like digital, the answer is yes, ah, prison is preparing to host the 1st ever kings of the future. a cyber contest with a physical dimension. players are putting their online and real real skills to the test. as pioneers of the fidgeted movement, one of the innovators, eager to study at all, if on the verge of redefining sports and gaming, he tells us what's behind this synergy. and if it's the future or not truly cyber spar work combination, it's kind of a hybrid between what's happening in the real world and what's happening on screen . if this is the old philosophy, you cannot achieve a good results in a digital while not having a good physical form. we're trying to drag them out of the computer from

that you know, eating and get them on the field, get them on the beach. blue. well, it basically inventing different kinds of sports, including that, that problem geisha of the cyber sport within the physical rates and vice versa. we're experimenting with all kinds of things with the stakes arising that you know, the best arising you are going into space with all this money, walter, you're out and it becomes not a sport, but vic upset cup visit for gwinnett. you got nice to meet you. i should, um, this is unlike anything that i've seen before, it's kind of a hybrid between what's happening in the real world and what's happening on screen . so what's the idea behind it? the idea is actually this is the old philosophy. this is the ideology and the reason fidget the lifestyle already. i mean,

we're living through that where brittany was either of, you know, generations that are already very much in come past by the physical lifestyle aware, showing how beautiful it may be. through the sports competition. and this is not just a pure aggregation, this another just a pure combination of the different fidget, dull cyber sport and physical activity. this is that it, oh is it? this? is that, that, that there is a certain logic behind it. so where showing dads, ah, you cannot have, you cannot achieve a good results in a digital while not having a physical ab at while of having a good physical form that saw it helps in your physical activity while you're at your, your cognitive skills that your earth pumping through and you're exhilarating and in housing through the digital world, through the digital activity, they are helping your physical form as well. they're helping to sustain and they're helping to,

to improve your physical activity skills as well. so if that is some ah, it's very interdependent using our co product is astonishing. broadcasting picture in them, in the youtube, or in the trav all or in depth, which or any, any other ah, digital channel that you, you are you, you want to rebel your, your, your, your picture. and that's it. i mean, dead, the youngsters loverts that people were though would do in traditional cyber for this. i was that's a new thing. the feasel lester. i fizzle, that professional sportsman or already either finish their career or very close to finish like or because of the age that classical sportsman, right, that classical athletes. they either already play and the service sports in the course, wanting sometimes that boy, and of course on his was whether he for i'm a hockey player than i play fif of us or. and then i play initial for example, but he doesn't meant necessarily me that, that play hockey in the cyber sport. i can play daughter to. i can play bob jim

awhile. why i can play val around or i can play league liz's. this is all the titles of the different cyber sport. so is different, and we're trying to in steel. the idea was that the people of the older generation, a person as far as raleigh doing a class, goes for they shouldn't be afraid of trying it because it's fun and it gives you a new dimension name. so it gives you a new fresh air. it gives you a new sensation, this address header, but you don't have to persuade the youngsters to do that because they already there, they're playing for 1820 hours. and this is a problem because and a whole world, right? you know, there are researches is trying to solve this problem that trying to get into the brain of the source to, to understand how, how that behavior eric behavioral skills are changing and evolution and, and there and being changed throughout the generation. as we, as we see, on the other hand, we're trying to drag them out of the computer from the,

you know, and get them on the field, get them on the page, make sense. so you mentioned that you didn't create physical sports, but as you are aim maybe to create a whole new class, make it more mainstream physical and digital athletes becoming something that everybody knows about. yes, because we're doing that. the short answer is yes. we're doing the fact we were actually creating the federation in restaurant and that's going to be the 1st digital federation. so do we wanted to make, do we want celebrities to participate in the physical sport? why those celebrities who are very much close in finishing their career as a classical sportsman class because they would love it and we're offering them to prolong their professional career. and it's not the sport. and we, i've talked myself with some day, you know, real well, i get very, very good football soccer players and the basketball players and decide why didn't

you tell us before whether we will be able to create a professional league that we'll see. but these is going to be a commercial competition in saw somebody her wild is a lot of people though. what would you describe as, as a lympics into cyber sport. right. and this, but this is not a pure competence zillow, the pure assembly of the different cyber sport discipline. this is a little bit more because we've created this physical thing and we're doing it in a pure cyber sport. we're also doing physical activity. and the people are asking how we're investing the disciplines, right? so if, as a daughter to a, we're going to be inventing them that the mirroring classical discipline, like the people withdrawn and drum and do something and recall it so far. and the scenario is not, there is not finished yet, and we're not going to reveal it before we actually do day. not to lose the secret and not not tell us the trick, but we call it that fantasy classic game where the people drawn on the same map. so

we are creating by the visual production where creating the same map as if they are in the computer gave in the data to with all the spend as it dragon's lie lying. but flying in and different creatures scripting around you. and then you have to survive and this kind of environment, but the or the physically. so that's what we do in the, in the traditional times. what with, with cyber sport, sports like basketball, hockey and football. it's much easier because people are doing cyber sport and the end of the fiscal part, right. but there are also lots of questions that you need to ask. do you need to answer? because whether it's, what are we more traditional sport sport? are we show more commercialized or do we want to steal more like a social factors to turn youngsters into to drag them out of the computer and mega? and then sometimes it's a combination. yeah. there's some people are gonna think that it's just a scheme,

but that's not my assertion, right. what i wanna know is you mentioned professional athletes who asked you, why did we do this before? who are these new digital athletes? and how do you train them for something that's never been done before? we we, we came to know that there are lots of physical teams that actually already exist. they were other where, while that was, they weren't there. were that fidget though they weren't feasible. they are feasible right now, as a lot of people, there are a lot of kids that play more. so call me, but after or tech in or street fighter, all those, you know, the, the fighting stuff after they actually i or do the training and the my on the boxing on the marshall are things while all of them. well, not all of them, but i will say 90 percent, a good 90 percent of them doing the same in the cyber sport once they they, they, they've done something on the, on the actual octagon or in the ring and to make them compete into that. they

weren't aware now we've made them know that were may we offered them the opportunity that they competes? well in the boss disciplines as a lot of footballers, there's a lot of atlas and football to actually play for after or before. and we just make them aware and we set up the that, that the circumstances, the conditions we've invented that a whole equity. what would go a sport equity for them to compete? if the format is successful, if games of the future 2024 in march is successful, then we're going to have equivocation, that full flash qualification. so it's going to be a schedule in different disciplines and you have to qualify to be able to compete in the gym and, and again in the future, we call that dust of as the physical gapes it has bred, nate fidgeted game. now that top notch competition,

that the combination of the whole thing is going to be called games of the future. okay. and is going to happen on the 1st of march, the launch ease on the 1st of march 2024. and this is like in the bigs where we combine all of this. suppose that we've done that 2 or 3 times before 20222023 for the 2 years. we're going to be just in that. so we have some time to move forward to that, which i'm interested in seeing what else we had do mind showing me around a little bit. yeah. yeah. glad was go. lots of, there's lots of hot dogs up there. ah ah. all was i believe my of the of so you come from

a cyber background. oh, what made you decide to give fidel sports a try? no. was threats. okay. yeah, i really like okay, don't cover coil. i wanted to try the professional sport, but not just the virtual one for some of the fidgeted format that you experience it differently or no, i really like the way it's presented as a show which how everything looks. so as it's a unique format at all, because of the shortly you wish to for a month. now, are there players who are good at both the virtual world and also good on the ice as well? that i, yes, there's plenty of players lie that the stablish. what makes a player good of both? the other more when you know, what makes them good at both is that they understand the game itself, or they also want to excel at both. and that drives them or quit the was wanting, but i'm better with the cyber sport. but after i tried digital hockey, see i wanted to play the real game and practice more sports. so i know that physical athletes have to do intense training,

and we know what that regime looks like. we've seen it on tv, but what do you as a cyber player, to, to train and stay in shape for the game, jenny, gro took longer. i don't play that much, will a couple of hours a days enough. personally i can take one or 2 weeks off. i just understand the game very well and being in front of the computer for a long time isn't a big problem for me. like i took that add opportunity to speak with hockey legend legal lariam of. and he said that in the real game of hockey on the ice, physically, you have to have creativity in order to be successful. is there room for creativity in cyber sports? the obvious only, of course, in fight that you, i think it's one of the most important qualities for a player every player chooses. the unique approach with creativity is a must have been both in cyber schools and real hockey. okay. what about the excitement you feel when you're in a professional game? i'm? is it the same professional segment when you're playing on the ice as if you are

playing ah, the cyber sport or is there a different feeling? i'm between the 2. no. all of them. yeah. i've done a mom in for me is the same, a silent as well as winning in cyber sports. i want to show, i'm good at real hockey, that i'm not only a cyber late. and i want to be useful to my team which combines what is the most important thing that you want people to know about this new discipline of federal sports. what's in it for you or changes that is room. it's great to watch. oh, it's them. i will be thrilled to be in the audience for me. it's a great spectacle. with lights and music. everything's lit up very beautiful. and it's a very dramatic site with high speed moves and impressive shots really cool which your i up i think of taking the time as well. thank you very much. i can imagine it takes a lot of training and specific i'm or skills to get ready for

a tournament like this can have professional hockey player be both professional on ice and in the cyber world. if any of them were well, it's possible with my slide, the skills were a bit lagging behind, but we trained specifically for this tournament, but mostly trying to perform on i. so i have a long way to go in terms of virtual play, more than others for that. our savannah was in essence, does the combining of these 2 sports change the essence of the game, these 2 paul, to blend together to make a new game. we need to play the cyber part and then you go on the ice on. you need to have balance to make sure the 2 parts are equally strong. cyber players, they need to be in st. hockey. players need to be in st. ah. are they the same type of skills? the yes you work is it seems that there are 3 players. each of them is responsible for their own actions and also tactics, both defensive and offensive. it all needs to be aligned and we also communicate while playing virtually, just like we do on ice, giving each of attempts and all we need to have good communication for anyone. so

if i can ask, why did you get involved with us? no, i wanted to check out this form and it turned out to be great. 7 is that the way this is organized is top notch. we never had any doubts when we agree to take part in, and it has been a thrill since right now we're going to fight and win equivalent so you got him. there's a lot of the tension now coming into cyber sports in cyber games and there's international competitions, a lot of money going into it. where do you see fidel sports fitting into this bigger idea of cyber sports? as i said before, and we're, we're not truly cyberspace work combination. cyber sport is anyways, there, there are still lots of cyber sports within the equity that we're crazy. but visual is something different. we won the fisher, those core to be as popular as possible. that's why we're doing the federation and

i said, that's why we want to grow the funnel as water is possible, that's why we want to simplify the rules. and as we see here, it's hockey. it's hard to simplifies. there is a simplified but it's a doors by the variation by the veteran is what you rush veteran, whatever. i'm actually sell us that we even have to simplify it even more to grow the base for the massport. so think and remember how you play hockey while you were a kid, right? okay, know of size, right? all face off clean time, more like the, you know, the, if the village of the question though, we're still have not decided we're ourselves yet. and through this dest of us, we're trying to solve it. we're trying to really get down to the band, whether it's the weight is more show. well amanda, more scored element,

and we're trying to do the combination of both. but we're still testing the ground in terms of the finding, the optimal solution, the optimal equation for that. well, we want to have these as, as one as possible, as the mass. i mean, for the masses, right? it should be massport makita. congratulations on your wind. figure so talk to me, what does a digital training session look like when you're off give principi physical training is the same. drills are the same, but the ring is smaller for the cyber parts. we have professional cyber athletes. we have all the necessary skills and can teach their less experience, teammates the ropes. my role as a coach is to keep discipline so everyone listens to each other and improve all shape loving coin known as a flip, which we know that cyber players have their own set of skills. potty clairs or physical players have their own set of skills. how do you strike a balance when you're training your team, getting it off her new most work and playing virtually is different to being on the

ice obviously. but as i've said before, we have great game pat clears. so we don't have any difficulties. sure, virtual training seems like it's easier physically, but as far as emotions are concerned, you know how people get frustrated when you see them throwing controllers and anger . so it's important to keep that to the side and suppressed those emotions when it comes to the physical part through all our players are professional athletes, so everything's going smoothly. still there are some players that are going to be better at the cyber part and some that are better at the physical part. how do you as a coach, a handle that $51.00 that we understand each other that we trust each other? i mean, so it's fine to have cyber athletes on the ice or hockey players at the monitors were stadium by boom, boom, they'll infect lucia. our main advantage is that our cyber athletes, our former professional, hockey players, old, they played on ice for years. and at some point, i knew they decided to try cyber sports, so they're still good on the ice. but they've also master anthem the game had him.

they carry us here a certain extent or, and for that i'm grateful. yeah. much more than one question i have is a hockey, basketball. this are things that make sense because these sports actually exists. yep. but on the digital side you have fantasy games with we call it that is a game, right? yeah. so yeah. fancy game. how can you get these fantasy players involved into would be physical world is having a possible thing. it's quite a satire. good question. it's quite difficult. so a basically from the classical support of your, at the if you are looking at that for the service work, guys us in cyber sport sport. we are yet saying that professional sports wescal, sports teams and we're making them play cyber sport. mostly. that's how it big the teams friends in that you are a cyber sport or go up your cyber sport, like the other to say is go of all or on bob g as address cetera. we're doing more at way where picking up the cyber sportsman and make him do the physical right. but

even in those cyber sports, there's a games where people are trying to survive and doing other things, right. you have names that translate for those people as well. those people who are interested in a different type of a sport, van hockey or basketball. yeah. so what, but i would do that. we're inviting the experts where we're having the regular running committee. so just say where, when, why it's sitting the people from the side as for the people from the classical squire, the people from the media, the people owed of the show, all the different kinds of people. we call it a lab laboratory. well, it basically invents in different kinds of support that not including that, that prolongation of the cyber sport within the physical rail to and vice versa. we're experimenting with all kinds of things like in the la boldoff laboratory circumstances. so the site, how fast a lot of people think about cyber games and just gaming as interchangeable. they don't really understand the difference that there is such thing as cyber sports. um

and the attitude that people have about gaming in general is not always the most healthy. ah, how do you change this attitude in this perception with the general public cyber sport, israel sport, you have to have you have to have really proficient skills to be able to do god, duke, and bathed in the real competition with this i was, was really sport it's, it's a if there's a set of skills others require publicized for it, athletes is enormous. you have to be good at a physical conditions as well. we'll talk about that. but, you know, there are the 2 different markets and the people sometimes mix. they stood over and stass as there's a video gaming market, which as i told you, i think it's something like it's estimated for a different races. estimates as estimate as $200000000000.00 and a cyber sport layer on top of that is $2000000000.00. right. so they're, they're, they're the private game developers. they are growing the cyber sport layer up

to, up to maximum. they are making the role models out of the provincial ass, less right, to drag out to drive the sport, the video video game in market. and to gain super margins and they investing in the cyber sport athletes. that's how the calendar works. that's very primitive. but basically that equation is like that. you have to have a certain and very specific and very, very specific settle skills to be able to compete as a professional asset, right? ah, once we, once you are doing this kind of confusion like we're doing, you're always having the char as energy and why the tier one tips is traditional tier one teams that has been able to compete in the other competition like that read or to really goal fidget all which is to select carefully those people or, or have a lot of physical and then digital skills as well, right?

we wanted to balls because we all saw want to have what we call another feel are in our competition which, which is which is d. o. in february or in march. we're actually starting in the 1st of march in 2024. we want to offer girl a specific gamers for the russian gates. okay. okay. the slayer is nonexistent, or very, very thin right now. or where trying to trigger the different blood se, industrial sub in 3 to all scroll this market, right. the reason there is a major difference that, that, that, that there's a major, major in flaws, are all flows. there's a major rivers with a video game industry and this ibis warden's, however, they have very much inter dependent because you get to have this without that. and the vice versa understand, so that's what we did. you mentioned the economics about everything. and what i know is that not that long ago, 2010 would say the prize money for these international competitions, for cyprus,

courts was only about $40000.00. now it said that millions of dollars for cyprus course is this the global trend of a future, or is this on bubble? $40000.00 or messages $1010.00 down event uses on 21 november they international with the russian t one team spirit. they, they, they brought to russia, $18000000.00 on the $40000000.00. that was the price one for the international. yeah, it's a global trend. first of all, so that does, the stakes are rising, that, that, you know, the better rising and over all their level as i is going up. whether is good or not, maybe not because it's been over and why the little bits. and everybody's talking about that. i mean, the experts are talking about the cyber scores and maybe overinflated where going into space with all this money of lodging around and in big hobbs, not a sport, but because they're competition for money, right. which is not good for

a sport. we might argue that's happening in sports sports as well. yeah. but the thing is that that ha, with digital we are, we are not going out of the rage. gus wave claim that we're going to have $25000000.00 as the overall price for all the aides. so it's much less than the international which is given away afford a $1000000.00. oh, much less of the walls that is given. i think some like $18000000.00 or much less than i am the major, which is another a homogeneous championship or ibis force, which is i think, some like a $16000000.00. i mean, for the start, i think this is inevitable where buying the buy, whereby it does, you where? so kat seeing that the distance to that to, to get into that, as we said main street, we want to be measured. and that is exactly why we're doing the same while we once the crowd to be international as to why way i and wising as many people as possible with in these circumstances, we're not targeting the west. explicable

a soul while we are by we are, we're always say we're open architecture, we're not walking the u. s. teams to gov when i'm walking that europeans to come where often woke up everybody. welcome the whole world. however, where talk where it's at right now, work in the decimal specialist estimate. we're working more because it's easier, right? with asia with is china, middle is seeing them of saudi arabia. and then you have, you have everybody, you have se, asia floss of this. got the yes, if you're working with indonesia and, and then china then basically are working with a half of the waldrop levels population. but, but, but for the, for the btn knob of the teams and there and down to work with the publishers, it's easier for us in the circumstances, to work with an asian. however, as i said, we're very much welcome ega. it's a big idea. it's going to be interesting to see how this all plays out. thank you very much for taking some time. thank you shown iraq. you shaded,

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