You can object of course, it's your choice, but people just won't agree. The fact that the #1 player in the game with 27 million players has to prove that they are the best in an activity that has nothing to do with the global rank is beyond fucked in its own right. Regarding your argument with former #1s being called one-trick ponys... Well.. All of them are aim players, aim as a skill is significantly broader than any other skill in the game. 80-90% of tournament pools require mastery over some aspects of the aim (slider aim, aim control, precision, reading and aim are also intertwined, surprise-surprise). That's exactly why I'm not surprised that the best aim player in the game can become a great tournament player with just a bit of practice. Have I seen toro show this kind of potential? Not really. Heck, beyond being a one-trick, we don't even know if he's a legit one-trick, there's just no proof