It all comes down to this! 1411 Duelists entered YCS Pasadena and only 2 remain! Shunping Xu from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is about to Duel against Aldo Garcia Ruiz from Waukegan, Illinois in a Match that will determine the champion of YCS Pasadena. It’s Sky Strikers versus Goukis in this high-stakes final Match! Let’s Duel!
And it all comes down to this! It’s Sky Striker vs. Trickstar in the Finals as Paulo Roberto Goncalves da Silva vs. Henrique Domingues Nascimento. Both of them are getting a copy of Chaos Emperor, the Dragon of Armageddon, but only one of them will get an Ultra Rare version of the card and only one of them can call themselves a Champion! For the final time this weekend, it’s time to Duel!
It all comes down to this! Dirk Wagner from Illinois is Dueling against Gabriel Vargas from Toronto in the Finals of YCS Niagara Falls! There are no Sky Strikers or Thunder Dragons in sight, as this Final Match is between Wagner’s Danger! Dark World Deck and Vargas’s Gouki Deck. Who will prevail? We’re about to find out. It’s time to Duel!
It all comes down to this! In an unexpected matchup, we have Sky Strikers against Burning Abyss! Jose Lagunes, from Vera Cruz, is playing Sky Strikers. Much of the Top 64 was Sky Strikers, proving that the strategy is one to be reckoned with. He’s up against Andres Torres’s Sekka’s Light Burning Abyss Deck now! We just saw Torres take a commanding victory in his Top 4 Feature Match, but can he do it again? Sky Strikers won the other 200th YCS events in Utrecht and in Columbus. Will Lagunes join his Sky Striker brethren in victory, or will Torres get the upset? It’s time to Duel!
Congratulations to the 200th YCS Columbus Winner!
It all comes down to this! We have Manav Dawar (Sky Striker) going up against Daniel Ramirez Medina (Dark Gouki) for the title of YCS Columbus Champion!
| Table | Player 1 | vs. | Player 2 |
| 1 | Dawar, Manav | vs. | Ramirez Medina, Daniel WA |
We’re now in the Top 8! Manav Dawar was the 64th seed and is still in the tournament with Sky Striker, while his opponent, the 40th seed Yuchen Li has Altergeist. Only one of these Duelists will move onto the Top 4 and have a chance at new YCS Prize Card Chaos Emperor, the Dragon of Armageddon! Who’s moving on to the Semi-Finals? It’s time to Duel!
Cameron Neal and Avery Foster are two of the most dedicated Duelists in the tournament hall. Before entering the UDS Invitational – Summer 2018 this weekend, Cameron Neal had more UDS points than any other person, with over 1200 UDS points. He entered this tournament with a Round 1 BYE by using 200 of those points. Avery Foster, on the other hand, had more than the 200 UDS points necessary to enter the tournament with a BYE, but instead decided to only spend 100 of those points and enter without a BYE, allowing him to play in Round 1. “No Ultimate Duelist needs a BYE,” says Foster. As you may recall from his Round 1 Feature Match yesterday, Foster said he enjoys the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG so much that he’d rather play the first round than take a free win. Now, as he’s about to Duel in the Finals, he’s proud to say that he played more Matches of Yu-Gi-Oh! in the tournament this weekend than any other Duelist in the room.
IT ALL COMES DOWN TO THIS! Only two Duelists remain in contention to become the Ultimate Duelist!.