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It all came down to this! |
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I followed Mark Vazquez into his next match, against Chris Evans. Chris was feeling good, coming off of his previous win. |
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Both duelists were eager to get to it, as the winner of this match would guarantee themselves a copy of Crush Card Virus! |
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Both players were very happy to make it to Day 2, and they were ready to fight it out to move ahead. |
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This match might be a decisive one in deciding the future of the Chimeratech concept. |
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Well, it was one of the largest ever Scrub Brush Challenges and, while a few players came close now and then, once again we end without a winner. |
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Chris Evans and Nareg Torossian are both veterans of the Shonen Jump Championship circuit, but while Nareg has multiple Top 8s and a title, Evans has always been trapped on the bubble. |
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Announcement of the new prize card, Crush Card, as well as the news of extra copies has made a lot of players here very happy. |
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Zach Pelo is from Clearwater, Florida, and at just thirteen years of age his anti-Gadget deck has taken him to a 6-1 finish thus far. |
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Mark Vazquez, AKA “Waffle,” is a local duelist representing South Florida. |
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Well, I don’t know if it’s a southern thing, the lack of Cyber-Stein, or just a coincidence, but I had over forty people want to sign up. |
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Both duelists know each other, and their friendship has led them to stay with one another when attending SJCs in the other’s territory. |
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One of the decks I was interested in seeing this weekend was Phoenix / Zombies. |
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Two of the most-recognized duelists here were now facing off. |
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One-time team members Brian Long and Shane Scurry were pitted against each other, each currently undefeated in the tournament. |
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After four long months the Shonen Jump Championship circuit is back on the East Coast, and that means we are back in Rampage country! |
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While Crush Card Virus was revealed as the next Shonen Jump Championship prize months ago, the past few weeks have had some surprises in store. |
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In my opinion, the dark horse pick for success here this weekend is Dimensional Fissure and Macro Cosmos. |
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