Approved by Leadified - my one true hero and Veknoid_outcast.

Welcome back to the Pokemon Olympics, with this event we are now approaching the half way mark for the competition. Today's event shall be the shot put, an event that test the strength and technique of a Pokemon. Each Pokemon takes a number of turns in the shot put circle each throwing the same amount of times. The Pokemon that has the farthest throw will be the winner, however before we introduce our competitiors let's take a look at the previous event:

Event #10: http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=207624&page=1#

Event #10 Results: http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=7505998

This competition will work very similarly to the Best User competition where each position will be given points ranging from 12 to 1, where the Pokemon who has the most points by the end of the event will be the winner. Here is an example of how you vote in this competition.

12p Squirtle

11p Treecko

10p Chimchar

until the final Pokemon has been given 1 point. In this event, users can vote only once this competition.

Representing Generation 1, Kanto, we have:

Machamp andDragonite!

Representing Generation 2, Johto, we have:

Ursaring and Tyranitar!

Representing Generation 3, Hoenn, we have:

Slaking and Aggron!

Representing Generation 4, Sinnoh, we have:

Lucario and Garchomp!

 

Representing Generation 5, Unova, we have:

Beartic and Conkeldurr!

Representing Generation 6, Kalos, we have:

Chesnaught andPangoro!

Commentators: The field is pack with extremely powerful Pokemon today, from where I stand I can't tell you who to keep your eyes on because they are all amazing. Generation 1 has sent in 2 of their gold medalists to throw for them which could work out well. Generation 2 has sent in Tyranitar and Ursaring, two very Powerful Pokemon that have no issues with the shot put technique. The same can be said about generation 3 as well. Generation 4 has lucario who hasn't been doing the best in this competition but he is a very strong competitor here, and his partner Garchomp is powerful, tho holding onto the shot put ball with a claw is going to be difficult. Generation 5 has brought out more powerful Pokemon and so has generation 6. I can say this will be one of the closest competitions we have had since the Olympics started.

12p Slaking
11p Dragonite
10p Conkeldurr
9p Tyranitar
8p Pangoro
7p Ursaring
6p Beartic
5p Machamp
4p Aggron
3p Chesnaught
2p Lucario
1p Garchomp

12p Slaking
11p Machamp
10p Tyranitar
9p Ursaring
8p Aggron
7p Dragonite
6p Conkeldurr
5p Lucario
4p Pangoro
3p Garchomp
2p Beartic
1p Chesnaught

12p Machamp
11p Dragonite
10p Slaking
9p Pangoro
8p Tyranitar
7p Ursaring
6p Conkeldurr
5p Beartic
4p Aggron
3p Chesnaught
2p Lucario
1p Garchomp

12p Slaking
11p Conkeldurr
10p Tyranitar
9p Pangoro
8p Ursaring
7p Dragonite
6p Aggron
5p Beartic
4p Chesnaught
3p Machamp
2p Lucario
1p Garchomp

12p Slaking
11p Machamp
10p Dragonite
9p Conkeldurr
8p Tyranitar
7p Aggron
6p Ursaring
5p Beartic
4p Pangoro
3p Chesnaught
2p Garchomp
1p Lucario

12p - Slaking
11p - Conkeldurr
10p - Machamp
9p - Tyranitar
8p - Dragonite
7p - Chesnaught
6p - Ursaring
5p - Aggron
4p - Pangoro
3p - Beartic
2p - Garchomp
1p - Lucario

12p - Slaking
11p - Machamp
10p - Conkeldurr
9p - Dragonite
8p - Ursaring
7p - Garchomp
6p - Beartic
5p - Pangoro
4p - Aggron
3p - Tyranitar
2p - Chesnaight
1p - Lucario

Sorry b00m, you were too slow results were posted before you posted but I was in school and didn't highlight them:
For the next selection go here: http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=206840&page=1#
For the results go here: http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=7515096