⛩️Chadweezy95 VGC Champions Tournament Ep 14!⛩️ results

The ⛩️Chadweezy95 VGC Champions Tournament Ep 14!⛩️ was played on 2026-09-18 on Limitless with 43 players in Pokemon Champions Regulation Set M-C. The final round featured rr12rr12 defeating ktuq, ectis defeating jotadark, and soulvgc defeating jamjam876, with rr12rr12 finishing first overall.

Place	Player	Record	Team
1	rr12rr12 [BR]	6-2-0	Swampert, Pelipper, Maushold, Archaludon, Golisopod, Hisuian Typhlosion
2	KTuq [ES]	6-2-0	Kingambit, Raichu, Gholdengo, Rillaboom, Hisuian Arcanine, Sneasler
3	Ectis [US]	6-1-0	Tyranitar, Excadrill, Milotic, Gholdengo, Rillaboom, Salamence
4	SoulVGC [IT]	5-2-0	Charizard, Aerodactyl, Sylveon, Kingambit, Garchomp, Farigiraf

rr12rr12’s winning team was built around rain pressure with Pelipper and Swampert. Pelipper carried Focus Sash with Drizzle, Weather Ball, Hurricane, Wide Guard, and Tailwind, giving the team immediate weather control, speed support, and protection against spread damage. Swampert used Swampertite with Wave Crash, Earthquake, Ice Punch, and Protect, making it the most direct beneficiary of the rain mode and a strong physical centerpiece.

The rest of the team gave that core several different angles. Maushold with Wide Lens, Technician, Population Bomb, Follow Me, Feint, and Protect provided redirection and disruption while still threatening damage. Archaludon brought Leftovers, Stamina, Electro Shot, Dragon Pulse, Flash Cannon, and Protect, fitting naturally beside Pelipper’s rain support while also offering a durable special attacker. Golisopod added another physical option with Golisopite, Emergency Exit, Iron Head, Leech Life, Swords Dance, and Sucker Punch. Hisuian Typhlosion rounded out the six with Choice Scarf and a fast special spread package of Eruption, Shadow Ball, Heat Wave, and Overheat.

Across the top teams, weather was one of the clearest themes. rr12rr12 used Pelipper rain, Ectis brought Tyranitar and Excadrill with Sand Stream and Sand Rush, and SoulVGC used Charizard with Charizardite Y alongside Aerodactyl. Tailwind also showed up repeatedly through Pelipper, Salamence, and Aerodactyl, showing how important speed control was for the highest finishers.

Several individual picks also repeated near the top. Rillaboom appeared on both KTuq’s second-place team and Ectis’s third-place team, each with Grassy Surge, Grassy Glide, Wood Hammer, and Fake Out. Gholdengo was shared by KTuq and Ectis as well, both using Life Orb, Good as Gold, Make It Rain, Shadow Ball, Nasty Plot, and Protect. Kingambit appeared on KTuq’s and SoulVGC’s teams with Kowtow Cleave, Sucker Punch, and Iron Head, though their items differed between Black Glasses and Focus Sash.

Focus Sash was another prominent item among the top four, appearing on Pelipper, Hisuian Arcanine, Excadrill, and Kingambit. Life Orb also had a strong presence on Gholdengo and Garchomp. The top teams leaned heavily on proactive damage, but most still carried practical support through Fake Out, Tailwind, Wide Guard, Follow Me, or Trick Room.

Takeaway for ladder players: bring a clear speed plan and weather plan, then support it with flexible disruption like Fake Out, redirection, or Wide Guard.

Source: Limitless