Dr Disrespect not happy after shroud destroys him in Twitch Rivals poll

Calum Patterson

Dr Disrespect is one of the most popular streamers on Twitch, but his ego was knocked down a peg when fellow streamer Michael ‘shroud‘ Grzesiek beat him in a fan poll in dominant fashion – and the Doc “wasn’t too happy”.

As his name suggests, Dr Disrespect doesn’t ever keep his opinions to himself, and is just as competitive as he is popular, always striving to be the best.

Shroud, a former professional CS:GO player, is considered by many to be a much more mechanically skilled streamer than the Doc, which is something he doesn’t like being reminded of.

Shroud and Dr Disrespect are good friends, but also fierce rivals.

During the Apex Legends Twitch Rivals tournament on April 2, Dr Disrespect took a break from his own action and decided to check out the official stream to see how the competition was performing.

As part of the Twitch Rivals’ overlay, there was a five question poll, asking viewers about their favorite legend in Apex Legends, among other things.

The Doc was intrigued by question four, though, which asked “Dr Disrespect or shroud?” After voting for himself, he couldn’t believe the poll results, which were a landslide victory for shroud.

Unfortunately, the Doc was losing by almost 80 to 20 percent, only 2,000 votes to shroud’s 8,000, leading to a classic Dr Disrespect desk slam.

He calmed down and regained his composure, before explaining to his teammates that he had “noticed the percentages on one of the questions, and wasn’t too happy.”

Although shroud may have won the fan poll though, it was the Doc, along with teammates TSM_Viss and Kraftyy, who came out on top in the game.

In their match-up, Doc’s team beat shroud, and two other ex-CS:GO players Tyler ‘Skadoodle’ Latham and Justin ‘Just9n’ Ortiz, by 57 points to 49.

About The Author

Calum Patterson is Dexerto's Managing Editor and leads the editorial team globally. He is an expert in Gaming and Esports, most notably Apex Legends, Call of Duty, and Counter-Strike. You can contact him at: calum.patterson@dexerto.com