Johan Quick, who plays with the pseudonym "Toxjq", is a professional gamer from Norrköping, Sweden. Quick is currently signed by Jonathan Wendel's Free Player Organization and is specialized in Quake 4 competitions. During the 2006 season, he was signed to SK Gaming and won four out of five Quake 4 world championships held. He also was ranked #1 in the GGL World Rankings at the end of the 2006 season.^[1] He has won roughly $137,870 in Quake 4 prize money between December 16, 2005 and November 11, 2007.

Contents 1 Notable achievements 1.1 Quake 4 1.2 World Championships 1.3 GGL Rankings 2 External links 3 References

[edit] Notable achievements

[edit] Quake 4

• 2nd Cyberathlete Professional League 2005 Winter
• 1st VIA Dreamhack 2005 Winter:
• 1st KODE5 2006 Finals
• 1st QuakeCon 2006
• 1st GGL VSports AllStars^[2]
• 1st World Series of Video Games 2006 Intel Summer Championship
• 5th Electronic Sports World Cup 2006
• 2nd World Series of Video Games 2006 Sweden
• 1st World Series of Video Games 2006 London
• 1st DigitalLife 2006^[3]
• 1st World Cyber Games 2006^[4]
• 1st World Series of Video Games 2006 Finals
• 2nd World Series of Video Games 2007 Louisville
• 1st QuakeCon 2007 **Where he competed in the QuakeCon QUAD Damage Tournament, involving Quake I, II, III, and IV**
• 1st World Series of Video Games 2007 Toronto
• 1st i-32

[edit] World Championships

• World Series of Video Games: 1 (2006)
• World Cyber Games: 1 (2006)
• KODE5: 1 (2006)
• QuakeCon: 2 (2006, 2007)

[edit] GGL Rankings

• Top Ranking: 1st (08-2006, 09-2006, 10-2006, 11-2006)^[5]
• Current Ranking: 1st^[6]

[edit] External links

• "Toxic and Fatal1ty Final Wrap" - Amped e-Sports
• "Warning: QuakeCon is Toxic" - Amped e-sports
• Interview with the Global Gaming League - GGL
• Toxic's profile - SK Gaming
• "Toxic's unprecedented run" - Gamingjunky

[edit] References

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