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Other names
  
tox, toxjq, toxic

Years active
  
2001–present

Name
  
Johan Quick

Occupation
  
Professional gamer

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Born
  
May 11, 1984 (age 39) (
1984-05-11
)

Known for
  
Quake 4, Quake III Arena, Quake Live

Nominations
  
eSports Player of the Year

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Johan Quick (born May 11, 1984 in Norrkoping, Sweden), who plays with the pseudonym tox, also known as toxjq or toxic, is a professional electronic sports player. Quick is currently signed by Jonathan Wendel's Free Player Organization and was 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 Global Gaming League World Rankings at the end of the 2006 season. He has won roughly $137,870 in Quake 4 prize money between December 16, 2005 and November 11, 2007.

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He used to play in the clan iCE cLIMBERS with team mates such as Magnus "fox" Olsson and his brother Fredrik "gopher" Quick. In the end of 2004, the Quick brothers joined Fnatic to represent the organization in Quake 3 TDM.

Quake III Team Deathmatch

  • 1st DWL LAN
  • 2nd ClanBase EuroCup III 2001
  • 1st ELSA CPL London 2001
  • 2nd Birdie 12 2002
  • 1st Gib'n'Run 2002
  • 2nd CPL Cologne 2002
  • 1st Warp LAN 2002
  • 2nd ClanBase EuroCup V 2002
  • 2nd Lan Arena 7 2002
  • 1st CPL Oslo 2002
  • 3rd ClanBase EuroCup VI 2002
  • 1st QLAN 2002 or 2003
  • 1st ClanBase EuroCup VIII 2003 Also voted MVP
  • 1st DreamHack Winter 2003
  • 1st ClanBase EuroCup VII 2003
  • 2nd ClanBase EuroCup IX 2004
  • 1st QLAN II 2004
  • 1st ClanBase EuroCup XI 2005

    • Quake Live Duel

  • 1st QuakeSM 2014 (€500)
  • 4th QuakeCon 2014 Intel Duel Masters Invitational Championship ($1000)

    • Quake Live Team Deathmatch

  • 1st Dreamhack 2011 Summer (25000kr)
  • 2nd Quakecon 2011 ($8000)
  • 1st Dreamhack 2011 Winter (35000kr)

    • Quake 4

  • 2nd Cyberathlete Professional League 2005 Winter ($5,700)
  • 1st VIA Dreamhack 2005 Winter: ($3,000)
  • 1st KODE5 2006 Finals ($10,000)
  • 1st QuakeCon 2006 ($15,000)
  • 1st GGL VSports AllStars ($5,000)
  • 1st World Series of Video Games 2006 Intel Summer Championship ($20,000)
  • 5th Electronic Sports World Cup 2006
  • 2nd World Series of Video Games 2006 Sweden ($3,000)
  • 1st World Series of Video Games 2006 London ($5,250)
  • 1st DigitalLife 2006 ($5,000)
  • 1st World Cyber Games 2006 ($5,000)
  • 1st World Series of Video Games 2006 Finals ($20,000)
  • 2nd World Series of Video Games 2007 Louisville ($3,000)
  • 1st QuakeCon 2007 **Where he competed in the QuakeCon QUAD Damage Tournament, involving Quake I, II, III, and IV** ($20,000)
  • 1st World Series of Video Games 2007 Toronto ($6,250)
  • 1st i-32 ($5,500)

    • World Championships

  • World Series of Video Games: 4 (2006)
  • World Cyber Games: 1 (2006)
  • KODE5: 1 (2006)
  • QuakeCon: 2 (2006, 2007)

    • GGL Rankings

  • Top Ranking: 1st (08-2006, 09-2006, 10-2006, 11-2006)
  • Current Ranking: 1st

    • References

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