Javier Dominguez has become the first player in the history of the Magic Pro Tour Hall of Fame to earn 100 percent of the vote, headlining a class of three players to claim the highest honor the game has to offer.
Dominguez is joined by Ken Yukuhiro and Jean-Emmanuel Depraz as the 2026 inductees, the first new class since 2019.
Dominguez, a two-time World Champion with 11 total top finishes, appeared on all 40 of the ballots — cementing the Spaniard as a legend of the game. Yukuhiro, the champion of Pro Tour Magic: The Gathering—FINAL FANTASY, collected 37 of 40 votes, and Depraz, the 2023 World Champion, rounded out the soon-to-be-members with 24 votes, hitting the 60 percent threshold on the nose.
The 40 members of the voting committee could vote for up to four players, with a player needing 60 percent of the field to make the cut. The next-highest player was Brad Nelson, with 32.5 percent of the vote. Sam Pardee followed with 27.5, who like Nelson, has seven top finishes. Full voting results can be found in the announcement from Magic.GG.
Dominguez, Yukuhiro, and Depraz will be officially inducted on November 15 in a ceremony at MagicCon: Atlanta. The ceremony will be streamed online so everyone can watch the first induction since 2019. The next Hall of Fame class will be selected in 2028.
Read the official announcement from Wizards of the Coast.
