The Wide League Saturday Night Rumble #87 REG M-B results
The Wide League Saturday Night Rumble #87 REG M-B results
The Wide League Saturday Night Rumble #87 REG M-B was held on 2026-06-28 on Limitless, bringing 61 players into Pokemon Champions Regulation Set M-B. Mollusk finished first at 11-0-0, with Noah Smith, stormyrat, and rlederhose rounding out the top four. The final round match results listed were mattayersdj over allhailhippo, stormyrat over cloudzin, and empoleonvgv over allhailhippo.
| Place | Player | Record | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mollusk | 11-0-0 | Delphox, Whimsicott, Garchomp, Sinistcha, Staraptor, Maushold |
| 2 | Noah Smith | 8-3-0 | Farigiraf, Kangaskhan, Torkoal, Camerupt, Vileplume, Pyroar |
| 3 | stormyrat | 7-3-0 | Eternal Flower Floette, Gholdengo, Aerodactyl, Incineroar, Basculegion, Mow Rotom |
| 4 | rlederhose | 7-3-0 | Grimmsnarl, Swampert, Pelipper, Archaludon, Sinistcha, Metagross |
Mollusk’s winning team was built around flexible positioning rather than a single linear mode. Delphox carried Delphoxite with Blaze and a Timid nature, using Heat Wave and Psychic as its attacks while keeping Substitute and Protect for board control. Whimsicott supplied the main speed plan with Prankster Tailwind, while Fake Tears and Sunny Day gave the team extra pressure and weather utility. Focus Sash helped it get those support turns reliably.
The rest of the squad gave Mollusk several ways to manage opposing damage. Maushold brought Friend Guard, Follow Me, Charm, and Super Fang with Chople Berry, making it a clear defensive pivot and disruption piece. Sinistcha added Hospitality, Rage Powder, Strength Sap, and Trick Room, giving the team redirection plus an alternate speed option. Garchomp with Life Orb, Rough Skin, Dragon Claw, Earthquake, Rock Slide, and Protect gave the composition immediate physical damage, while Staraptor with Staraptite, Intimidate, Close Combat, Brave Bird, Roost, and Protect added another strong offensive piece with defensive utility.
Across the upper standings, weather was one of the clearest themes. Noah Smith’s runner-up team used Drought Torkoal next to Camerupt, Vileplume, and Pyroar, while Animod also brought a Torkoal and Pyroar structure with Sunny Day Serperior. On the other side, rain showed up repeatedly: rlederhose, jiholee32, and allhailhippo all used Swampert with Swampertite alongside Drizzle support from Pelipper or Politoed, and each of those teams also paired Swampert with Archaludon.
Sinistcha was another important recurring support Pokemon, appearing on Mollusk, rlederhose, and allhailhippo. The common pattern was Hospitality with Matcha Gotcha, Rage Powder, and Trick Room, though the item choices varied between Kasib Berry and Coba Berry. Grimmsnarl with Light Clay, Prankster, Reflect, Light Screen, and Parting Shot also appeared on both rlederhose and allhailhippo, supporting bulkier rain compositions.
Item trends were straightforward. Focus Sash appeared on Whimsicott, Vileplume, Aerodactyl, Vivillon, and Pelipper in the top eight, mostly on support or speed-control Pokemon. Life Orb was used on Garchomp, Torkoal, Gholdengo, Primarina, and Sylveon, showing that many teams still wanted a direct damage amplifier even in support-heavy builds. Intimidate was also widespread, with Staraptor, Incineroar, Mawile, and Scrafty all represented in the top eight.
Takeaway for ladder players: prepare for both fast Tailwind pressure and slower weather-based endgames, because the best Regulation Set M-B teams are covering both.
Source: Limitless