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Top players do hate others, but from a marketing/income point of view it's not worth showing it. That's why, when called out, they very rarely follow the same path - most of the time they claim they were joking all along or will call you out for instigating hate/misunderstanding. Worst case scenario they'll compose an elaborate public apology.
You won't know the truth unless you're real friends with them.
It's often the viewers who get a bit upset when the player they support loses.