Why is Lunatone Solrock so underrated?

I also would like to see more rogue decks do well in tournaments, but there are a few good reasons why Lunatone Solrock isn't a great deck. I myself played it, so I share some appreciation for it, and it's a very powerful deck. However, most of the top decks will just run over you if you play this deck to a serious tournament. Three very high-ranking decks are especially bad matchups for you. These being: Mew VMAX, Charizard ex, and Lost Box. Against mew, the high HP levels can be very hard to deal with, especially when they can just Psychic Leap you and remove all the damage you did. Against Charizard, there is more of the high HP problem. Charizard has 330 hp, which can sometimes take as much as three turns to deal with, and then only gives up two prizes, effectively losing you the prize trade. Most Charizard decks should play a Mew ex now, so if you bench Radiant Greninja you then have to bench manaphy, so you get less solrocks and less psychic energy, leading to overall lower damage. The last bad matchup for this deck: Lost Box. This is an extremely competitive deck that you will play against a lot, so having a good plan against it is very important. However, due to the low HP of your pokemon, Cramorant can start smacking early on, Radiant Greninja can take two knockouts at once, and even if you bench manaphy then Sableye will dismantle it and then Radiant Greninja will take two prizes. And all this time Sableye is slowly setting up damage to take a few two-or-three prize turns, and your gameplan just falls apart. I wish that Lunatone Solrock was competitive, but alas, it is not.