Pairing: Finals
June 29th, 2015
Here are the Final Pairing at the North American World Championship Qualifier.
Chase Robert Cunningham versus Noah Reid Greene
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Top 32 Feature Match: Manav Dawar versus Maxwell Schrack
June 29th, 2015
2028 Duelists have been eliminated! That leaves only 32! Manav Dawar is undefeated in the tournament so far, and he’s up against Maxwell Schrack in a Nekroz mirror match. Only one Duelist is moving on from here. It’s time to Duel!
Dragon Duel: Final Standings
June 29th, 2015
North American Dragon Duel WCQ Champion!
June 28th, 2015
Congratulations to Austin Wesley Colling from Jefferson, OH, for piloting his Nekroz Deck and overcoming 67 other Duelist to become the new North American Dragon Duel WCQ Champion!
Top 64 Feature Match: Grayson Montanaro versus Logan Glover
June 28th, 2015
The Swiss Rounds have ended and we are now in the Single Elimination Rounds of Top 64. Logan Glover made it through with a 10-2 record, besting Duelists with his Qliphort Deck using powerful Traps such as Lose 1 Turn to stifle the opponent. Grayson Montanaro is the only HERO Duelist in the Top Cut! He squeaked in at 9-3 and is looking to do his best to try to continue to advance. Six players out of the 64 will be representing Team North America for the 2016 World Championship in Kyoto, Japan, so from here on out things are going to be pretty intense.
Montanaro won the roll and chose to first.
Other Attractions at the WCQ
June 28th, 2015
There’s plenty of Dueling to be had at the North American WCQ! We of course have the Main Event, plus there’s the Dragon Duels for those 13 and under. In addition to those, there’s a wide variety of Public Events and other things to see!
North American WCQ Top 64 Deck Breakdown
June 28th, 2015
After 12 long rounds of Swiss, 64 Duelists remain in the tournament. Nekroz was expected to be the dominating force among the popular strategies, while Burning Abyss, Qliphort, Shaddoll, Tellarknight, and even Ritual Beast were also expected to show up in varying numbers. Here is the breakdown:
