Editing Typhlosion Energies

[Dreamless]

I won another tournament with the Typhlosion deck I built, which is cool.
The guy I battled for first place had a really good deck focusing on Mega Metagross-EX with support from his many Registeel. I had a frail little Delphox on my Bench - luckily it was set up and ready to go - and a Fennekin active, which was only dealing 20/80 damage depending on a dice roll. His strategy was to use Magnetic Warp from a basic Metagross in his Bench to try and force me to put out Delphox and give him chance to eliminate the threat. I had two Entei in my Bench though, so it was basically a waiting game xD

ANYWAY, I wanted to share the deck I used and to ask for help to improve it. As you'll see, it's purely Fire. Remember that guy with the Steel deck? He gave a hint that told me he's planning out a Water deck, and I feel very intimidated - my deck has a great big weakness and I want to fix it.
Without further ado...

Spoiler:

Pokemon - 19

XY Delphox - 2
BKT Braixen - 3
BKT Fennekin - 3
BKT Typhlosion - 3
BKT Quilava - 3
BKT Cyndaquil - 4
AOR Entei - 2

Trainers - 19

Rare Candy - 2
VS Seeker - 1
Skyla - 1
Wally - 1
Brigette - 3
Energy Recycler - 3
Giovanni's Scheme - 2
Pokemon Center Lady - 2
Blacksmith - 4

Energy - 22

Fire Energy - 18
Burning Energy - 4

So, what's to improve? Bearing in mind I want type weaknesses patched up so I don't fail miserably against a Water deck.

 

[donavannj]

Swap the Delphox line for more draw trainers to gear your deck toward setting up Typhlosion specifically.

 

[Dreamless]

Thanks for the tip. Do you have any ideas on how I can eliminate, or at least aid, the Water-type weakness my deck has?

 

[donavannj]

You won't completely eliminate it, but you can reduce it. The simplest way would be to add in some Pokemon that attack with colorless energy of a non-Fire type. Can't think of any that'd be an easy add off the top of my head, though.