Dr DisRespect made his feelings clear on TwitchCon’s celebration of Ninja

Mike Kent

Dr DisRespect was one of the notable absentees of TwitchCon 2018, and it looks like he wasn’t too keen on seeing what was happening at the event.

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The two time back to back Blockbuster video game champion was streaming from his command center on Friday October 26 as the first day of Twitch’s annual event kicked off.

After deciding he’d flick on the TwitchCon keynote to find out what was happening, he changed his mind fairly quickly after the presenter announced the next section would be discussing Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins.

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As Twitch’s biggest streamer, it comes as no surprise to that the Amazon owned company wanted to show off Ninja, but for the Doc, it looked as though he disapproved of someone else in the limelight.

Once the announcer said that they would be discussing Ninja’s achievements, the Doc simply exclaimed “Oh god” before closing the stream and launching Blackout.

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Dr DisRespect and Ninja used to play frequently together on games such as H1Z1 and PUBG, but since the release of Fortnite, the two have been rarely spotted teaming up.

Ninja is currently the most popular user on Twitch with almost 12 million followers on his channel. Meanwhile the Doc sits at number eight with just under three million.

Doc and Ninja share the stage at a previous PUBG Invitational event

TwitchCon 2018 is taking place in San Jose between October 26 and 28, with the majority of the big names on the platform flying in to do everything from meet and greets to celebrity based tournaments.

Two major tournaments are taking place with Fortnite’s Fall Skirmish dishing out $2.6m and the Doritos Bowl Blackout event with $250,000 on the line.