In an interview on KoreanProSC Ji Soo 'ToSsGirL' Seo revealed the players she would most like to beat, but put Jung Suk 'Reach' Park at the top of the list after a certain match that took place in Germany.

"Every progamer in my group is somebody I wanna beat. For Reach, he put me in an awkward position when we went to Germany," said TossGirl, "we had promised on a certain game plan, to entertain the non-Korean fans. But he didn’t play as we promised and just did Shuttle attack! I want revenge for him breaking the promise."

TossGirl will face Reach in the Heritage group stage tomorrow, a tournament to commemorate a decade of Starcraft eSports. The aforementioned match took place in June 2006, and Reach gave an official apology to TossGirl in a recent interview.

"I didn't do it on purpose. We had promised, but I was nervous because I had lost to her at a survivor match once, so I just forgot about it," said Reach about the match in question, "it wasn't intentional, so please don't feel bad. "I want to play a good game with her at the Heritage. I will analyze strategies in detail and will beat her," said Reach.

The later stages of the Heritage tournament will be played out during eStars 2009, and sees the return of former legends, current veterans as well as TossGirl for added spice.

Also in her interview on KoreanProSC TossGirl stresses that she has been training hard, very hard. "I really want to win, so I do nothing but eat and practice," said TossGirl.

"I want to say that I practice at home as hard as my teammates. I practice about 12 – 14 hours a day. Please wish me well! I’ve been preparing a lot harder than what people might expect." The Korean finishes the interview with a clear message that she wants to be taken seriously. "I will do my best to be a main player, not a sidekick."

The female Korean player also took part at the recent ESWC Masters of Cheonan tournament where she placed third and raised more than a few eyebrows when she waltzed on stage with a tiny mini-skirt to claim her cheque. TossGirl looks set however, to try to make her mark in the Heritage tournament for her ability, but Reach's apology will do little to cover the fact she must face him as well as Jin Ho 'YellOw' Hong in her group stage.