Turbo Don-Champ (Needs States Prepping)

[godzillab10]

4-3-2/2 Machamp Prime/SF
2-2 Donphan Prime
3 Uxie LA
1 Unown Q
1 Unown R

20 Pokemon
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3 BTS
3 Rare Candy
2 Pokemon Communicator
4 Poke'Drawer
2 Poke Dex Handy
3 Bebe's
2 Expert Belt
2 Pokemon Collector
3 Seeker
2 Super Scoop Up
1 Luxury Ball
1 Warp Point
1 Prof Oak's New Theory
1 VS Seeker

30 Trainers / Supporters
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2 Rainbow
3 DCE
5 {F}

10 Energy
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So, I absolutely love this deck, It has served me well and always gets set up really quick, regardless of whether I go first or second. It is undefeated against SP Decks and even has a favorable amount of wins over Gyrados Decks.
My Problem is that I'm auto-loss against Vile-Gar unless I get lucky and their only starter is an Oddish or Uxie. A Spirtomb or Pitch Dark Ghastly start seals my fate.
Another weird problem I encounter is Kingdra-Donphan. I have yet to beat this menace and it get's me every time. I always come up short of pulling off a OHKO so all he has to do is retreat and Seeker for the measly single retreat it has.

I'm just looking for possible solutions to either problem. Primarily the Don-Dra deck. I know Vile-Gar is unfavorable either way. I'm considering adding another 1-1 Donphan and decreasing my line by 1-1-1 Machamp SF. The Unown R has proven useful for both it's Power and it's attack, but I'd like to see it go as well.
Long story short, this deck has issues with long-haul games and I need help.

 

[The Yoshi]

I think you need to use 3 Machamp Prime and only one SF. Only because the SF can be helpful in certain matchups; otherwise, Machamp Prime is the way to hit. You might want to drop Uxie LA, Unown R and a Rare Candy for 3 Spiritomb AR or Sableye SF. You can choose which one you want(I think Spiritomb AR is better in this case), but you need a decent starter(like a crutch for when you don't have the cards in your hand to pull of a donk, with either starter it will be helpful to use Q to retreat). Unless Pokedex is really helping you in matchups, I would drop both for a 1-1 Donphan Prime. It looks good to me, other than that.

 

[Sleeping Snorlax]

My favorite Gengar counter is Honchkrow SF and sableye will be good if you play against vilegar since you can search for any supporter you want and use it

 

[MDL]

It's Honchkrow SV. He uses 2 Primes and 2 SF because he wants to donk too. Your list is nice, but I have some suggestions:

Take out:
1 Bebe's Search
2 Pokédex Handy
1 Unown R
2 Rainbow Energy
1 VS Seeker

Put in:
2 Pokémon Communication (Consistency and more speedy than Bebe's Search)
1 Pokémon Collector (Consistency)
2 Fightning Energy (Why 2 Rainbows?)
2 PONT (Hand Refresh is VERY important)

 

[godzillab10]

I use 2 rainbow energies to drop damage counters to power up Champ Prime's "Champ Buster"