Ok, before I begin, I want you to know I am not ripping off Brian's 
"Haymaker" deck... I've had this deck for 3+ months and have only changed 2 
cards for Jungle. I made this deck on my own, before I even heard of Pokemon 
TCG sites.

Now, to answer your questions

This deck was used and won 1st place in a single-elimination 2 out of 3 
non-sanctioned tourney in Akron, OH. There were 60+ people there. I faced a 
lot of decks based around Charizard and Ninetales. I also faced a water deck 
based around fast evolutions. Finally, I faced a Mewtwo denial deck which I 
beat with energy removals.

"Dumbfounded"

Pokemon:

Hitmonchan x4
Electrabuzz x4
Chansey x1
Zapdos x1
Kangaskhan x2

Trainers:

Bill x4
Prof. Oak x4
Pokedex x4
Super Energy Removal x4
Energy Removal x4
Item Finder x2
Energy Retrieval x3

Energy:

Lightning x10
Fighting x9
D. Colorless x4

This deck works as follows:

Quick, powerful Pokemon like Hitmonchan and Electrabuzz are used to deal 
damage. Kangaskhan, Chansey, and Zapdos are placed to both deal and recieve 
heavy damage in case the deck runs slow or powerful Pokemon are used by the 
opponent.

This deck also cycles very fast with Bill, Prof. Oak, and Pokedex. These 
cards keep me from running out of Pokemon and keeping the flow of energy and 
energy removals.

The energy removals come fast and constant because of the deck's speed. 
Rarely are Pokemon allowed more then 2 energy at once. The item finders can 
bring back energy removals or Prof. Oaks if things begin to slow down.

Together, this deck's speed leads to massive energy denial and multiple 
powerful Pokemon on the bench, leaving the opponent "dumbfounded". I have 
only lost 2 games with this deck, when I get a really bad draw.

I hope you have the heart to post my deck... I'll be very mad if I'm labeled 
as another "Haymaker" rip-off. I spent a lot of time and energy on this deck, 
and I feel that it is very balanced and is very powerful. I hope you agree.

Peter Twieg
PTwang2@aol.com