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Demise OTK will now take on Diamond Dude Turbo for the title of Shonen Jump Anaheim Champion! |
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While T was off duking it out with Chris Bowling’s Diamond Dude Turbo deck, history was being made on the other side of the bracket. |
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This is the second day 2 appearance for both players, but neither has managed a win yet. |
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You really can’t ask for a better Top 16 match than this one. |
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This is probably the most emotionally charged match we’ve seen so far this weekend. |
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One of the things that everyone has been looking for, but no one has been able to find, is the “perfect” Gadget build. |
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Standing in Huy Chiem's way to day 2 is Worlds competitor and Comic Odyssey member Matt Laurents. |
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One of the biggest problems that many players face in their quest for stardom is overcoming their own emotions in the heat of battle. |
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After an SJC win at the circuit’s last trip to Anaheim and a Top 8 just weeks afterwards, we haven’t heard much from Hooman Farahbakush. |
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Sigeric is an Atlanta native and ranked 2nd in his state, while Miguel is a native of Los Angeles and is coming off of a regional Top 8 from last week. |
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Today I’m going to talk about some of the most common reasons why decks that scream, “Cover me!” don’t perform when it comes time for the event. |
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Jorge’s name is incredibly difficult to spell. Almost as difficult as it is to beat him, as his second place Worlds finish attests. |
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Jonathan Epstein has opted to bring his own variant of The Six Samurai to the event today, but will it be able to stand up to Andres Ochoa’s Demise OTK? |
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I don’t know about anyone else, but I’ve been wondering what our previous U.S. National Champions have been up to lately. |
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If I was preparing to play in this event, I would be very, very worried. |
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