Friday Fight Night #66 Reg M-B Bo3 results recap
Friday Fight Night #66 Reg M-B Bo3 results recap
Friday Fight Night #66 Reg M-B Bo3 was played on 2026-07-31 on Limitless with 17 players in Pokemon Champions Regulation Set M-B. Blargh [GB] finished first at 6-1-0, closing the final sequence by beating Amoney5 after Amoney5 advanced over QueerCrocodile and Blargh advanced over MetalLegsSolid.
| Place | Player | Record | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Blargh [GB] | 6-1-0 | Lopunny, Primarina, Sinistcha, Archaludon, Sableye, Ceruledge |
| 2 | Amoney5 [US] | 4-3-0 | Staraptor, Glimmora, Whimsicott, Kingambit, Garchomp, Delphox |
| 3 | QueerCrocodile [US] | 5-1-0 | Eternal Flower Floette, Whimsicott, Hisuian Arcanine, Basculegion, Kingambit, Dragonite |
| 4 | MetalLegsSolid [CA] | 4-2-0 | Staraptor, Garchomp, Whimsicott, Delphox, Glimmora, Kingambit |
Blargh’s winning team stood apart from the other top-four lists. Lopunny with Lopunnite, Limber, Fake Out, Giga Impact, Close Combat, and Encore gave the team immediate pressure plus disruption. Primarina used Sitrus Berry and Liquid Voice with Calm Mind, Hyper Voice, Protect, and Moonblast, giving Blargh a setup option that did not rely on pure speed control.
The support structure was also flexible. Sinistcha carried Focus Sash with Hospitality, Trick Room, Rage Powder, Matcha Gotcha, and Shadow Ball, letting the team redirect, reverse speed positions, and stabilize partners. Sableye added Prankster utility with Encore, Disable, Foul Play, and Rain Dance, which paired well with the broader plan of denying clean opposing lines rather than simply racing.
The offensive coverage was rounded out by Choice Scarf Archaludon and Life Orb Ceruledge. Archaludon’s Sturdy set with Electro Shot, Dragon Pulse, Flash Cannon, and Thunderbolt gave Blargh a fast special attacker, while Ceruledge’s Flash Fire set with Bitter Blade, Poltergeist, Protect, and Shadow Sneak supplied priority and strong physical Ghost- and Fire-type pressure. Overall, the composition mixed Fake Out, Encore, Trick Room, redirection, priority, and Choice Scarf speed into one balanced six.
Across the top cut, Whimsicott was the clearest repeated support Pokemon, appearing on the teams of Amoney5, QueerCrocodile, and MetalLegsSolid. The common theme was Prankster with Tailwind, and both Amoney5 and MetalLegsSolid used Occa Berry Whimsicott with Charm, Light Screen, Moonblast, and Tailwind. QueerCrocodile instead used Focus Sash with Tailwind, Moonblast, Encore, and Protect.
There was also a strong cluster around Amoney5 and MetalLegsSolid’s structures. Both used Staraptor with Staraptite, Garchomp with Life Orb, Whimsicott with Occa Berry, Delphox with Delphoxite, Glimmora with Focus Sash, and Kingambit with Chople Berry. Kingambit appeared on three of the top four teams, with Defiant and Sucker Punch showing up repeatedly. Glimmora’s Focus Sash Toxic Debris set was another recurring piece, and Garchomp’s Life Orb Rough Skin set gave both second and fourth place a familiar Earthquake, Dragon Claw, Rock Slide, Protect attacker.
Takeaway for ladder players: prepare for Whimsicott speed control and Kingambit endgames, but do not ignore disruptive balanced teams like Blargh’s Lopunny and Sableye build.
Source: Limitless