Who Will Win the 2019 Pokemon World Championships?
The 2019 season is coming to an end which means it’s almost time to crown a new World Champion. Over three different phases of VGC
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Pokemon: VGC 2019 Santa Clara Regional Championship Recap
The successful invasion of northern California’s regional championships resulted 0 natives to the region in Top 8 and Ashton Cox’s second regional win of the
The End of Xerneas? – Greensboro & Perth Regional Championships Analysis
The final regional championships of VGC 2019’s Moon Series wrapped up this past weekend in Greensboro and Perth, and yet another curious set of results
Pokemon: 2019 Brampton Regional Championships Analysis
The Brampton Regional Championships were a bit of a sleeper tournament that took place this past weekend. The tournament had less than 100 Masters players
Pokemon: Top 5 Restricted Pokemon Pairs in VGC 2019 Moon Series
Now that we’re about a month into VGC 2019’s Moon Series, the metagame has finally begun to develop a bit. On the surface, it doesn’t
Pokemon: Kicking off the Moon Series! – VGC 2019 Dallas Regional Championships Recap
The first 2019 Moon Series Regional Championship is in the books, and there’s a whole lot to discuss. Nick Navarre claimed his second regional championship
Pokemon: Five Players to Watch out for This Weekend at the Dallas Regional Championships
The first North American regional of the Moon Series portion for the 2019 VGC season is this weekend, and this tournament is shaping up to
Pokemon: VGC 2019 Sun Series – What We’ve Learned
With the new year and VGC 2019’s next phase just days away, it’s time to look back on VGC 2019’s Sun Series. The 2019 season
Pokemon: From International Runner-up to Regional Champion – VGC 2019 Roanoke Regional Championships Recap
James Baek follows up a career best International Championship run last week in Brazil with another regional win this past weekend in Roanoke. Baek conquered
Pokemon: VGC 2019 Latin America International Championships Recap
Ashton Cox made history this past weekend as he became the first ever player in the Masters division to win multiple International Championships. Interestingly enough,