Rework Esport Champions Talent Cup 2 results recap
Rework Esport Champions Talent Cup 2 results recap
Rework Esport Champions Talent Cup 2 | 50€ CP was played on 2026-07-03 on Limitless, drawing 89 players for Pokemon Champions Regulation Set M-B. RoiRehh [ES] finished first at 9-1-0, with final-round results including roirehh over testing444, pokepaolo over walaye, and testing444 over lmagician.
| Place | Player | Record | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | RoiRehh [ES] | 9-1-0 | Delphox, Incineroar, Sinistcha, Maushold, Blastoise, Sneasler |
| 2 | Testing444 [US] | 8-2-0 | Pelipper, Venusaur, Basculegion, Sableye, Swampert, Archaludon |
| 3 | Pokepaolo [IT] | 7-2-0 | Eternal Flower Floette, Charizard, Garchomp, Basculegion, Sinistcha, Incineroar |
| 4 | LMagician [PA] | 7-2-0 | Sneasler, Kingambit, Sinistcha, Eternal Flower Floette, Aerodactyl, Garchomp |
RoiRehh’s winning team is built around layered support for two major offensive pieces. Delphox with Delphoxite, Blaze, Modest, Protect, Nasty Plot, Heat Wave, and Psyshock gives the team a special setup threat that can pressure both slots after finding a safe turn. Blastoise with Blastoisinite, Rain Dish, Modest, Protect, Shell Smash, Water Spout, and Dark Pulse offers a second setup angle, with Water Spout rewarding strong positioning and preserved HP.
The rest of the six is focused on making those turns possible. Incineroar brings Passho Berry, Intimidate, Fake Out, Throat Chop, and Parting Shot, giving RoiRehh a classic pivot for lowering damage and disrupting opposing setup. Sinistcha adds Kasib Berry, Hospitality, Rage Powder, and Life Dew, while Maushold stacks Chople Berry, Friend Guard, Follow Me, Super Fang, and Feint. Together, Sinistcha and Maushold create a strong defensive support shell: redirection, healing, damage mitigation, and Feint pressure. Sneasler rounds out the team with Focus Sash, Poison Touch, Jolly, Quick Guard, Fake Out, Poison Jab, and Close Combat, giving the composition another fast disruption piece alongside direct Fighting- and Poison-type pressure.
Across the top teams, Sinistcha was one of the clearest recurring picks, appearing on the teams of RoiRehh, Pokepaolo, and LMagician. Its sets varied by item, with Kasib Berry on the champion’s version and Sitrus Berry on both Pokepaolo’s and LMagician’s, but Rage Powder, Matcha Gotcha, Trick Room or Life Dew, and Strength Sap-style support made it a consistent stabilizer.
Basculegion also stood out near the top, appearing on Testing444 and Pokepaolo with Choice Scarf and Adaptability, and further down with Life Orb or Mystic Water. Garchomp was another repeated attacker, showing up on Pokepaolo, LMagician, snowyy, 138mysx, and Zephyr0811, commonly carrying Earthquake, Dragon Claw, Rock Slide, and Protect.
Weather cores were prominent but split. Testing444 and walaye used Pelipper, Swampert, Archaludon, and Venusaur structures, while Pokepaolo, snowyy, 138mysx, and Zephyr0811 all used Charizard with Charizardite Y. Focus Sash was also common on fast support or disruption Pokemon, including Sneasler, Sableye, and Whimsicott.
Takeaway for ladder players: build with enough redirection, Fake Out pressure, and speed control to give your main attackers safe setup turns.
Source: Limitless