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to Wicc. Yes, I understand all of that. I would also enjoy watching them play (if they do).
But you missed my main point – how to ensure fair play?
And also, you didn't mention that the message of the match isn't very noble. One of them allowed himself to say too much in conversation. Then the other made a remark. That is, there was initially animosity between the players. Then, essentially, Gomunguls was pressured with "put your money where your mouth is or are you chicken." Naturally, it's not very manly to back down from that. And also, the fact that you are still talking about Alex indirectly, and he hasn't even commented once.
If a similar dispute arose not within the context of Heroes, but, for example, in Quake 3, then they would immediately sit down and play the required matches. Without any preparation. There's no way to cheat, everything is as fair and clear as possible. But we have Heroes. With a two-sided stream. When money and the championship title are at stake... Well, I don't know. The temptation is too great, as is Alex himself...
Пусть мой враг будет силен и страшен. Если я поборю его, то не буду чувствовать стыда.