The object of this deck is to bring out the big boys that have very strong 
Predecessors such as Machop or Machoke. They are both very strong and can 
survive while you are Powering up Others on the side. Machamp can then be 
brought out and basically kill or badly injure anything you are fighting. The 
only problems I have encountered are with a fire and grass deck, But with 
Nidoking it shouldn't be that much trouble. His double poison effect can 
really do some damage. I have been in 3 friendly tournaments and this weekend 
I intend to participate in the Pokemon mall tour. A lot of my friends have 
good decks and I have placed anywhere from dead last once to first 3 times in 
a row. I think that this is a good way to build any deck. The 2 type's of 
Pokemon, 12 Pokemon of each color and 12 energies of the 2 colors too. This 
is the model from which I build all my decks off of. 

12 Pokemon of ________ (Any type)
12 Pokemon of ________ (Any type)
12 Energy of __________ (Any type)
12 Energy of __________ (Any type)
2 of any type of card that fit's the deck
10 energy cards

Here is the deck:

12x  Grass Energy

3x  Nidoran (male)
2x  Nidorino
1x  Nidoking

3x  Bulbasaur
2x  Ivysaur
1x  Venusaur

12x  Fighting Energy

3x  Machop
2x  Machoke
1x  Machamp

2x  Diglett
1x  Dugtrio

1x  Hitmonchan

1x  Chansey

1x  Clefairy

2x  Computer search
2x  Super Potion
2x  Pokemon Breeder
2x  Pokemon Trader
2x  Super Energy Removal

And that is the ultimate Grass and Fighting deck. The only bad thing about 
this deck is how hard it is to get the right guys at the right time. I 
recommend it for Experts only. I always seem to win using this deck, I even 
beat a fire and water deck once. I mainly use this deck in competition along 
with my Water and Psychic deck following the same accord. If you want to 
contact me about suggestions or problems please write me at 
DownWitDX4@aol.com.  Thanx to all those players out there and keep the decks 
coming I love to experiment.
										
					The Pokemaniac,
										
						   Joe