For a great quantity of players PVP is the chiefly fun--and important--part of World of Warcraft. Out of the six races available to WoW monks, all will certainly make for a good PVP actual feeling if you're having fun, excepting each of the races abilities be able to provide a useful or almost nugatory edge in the battleground or scene of action. Here's a quick look at the races and by what means their abilities affect the PVP monk.
Pandaren: Pandarens take a little usefulness in PVP, and that comes in the first place from two of their racials: Bouncy and Quaking Palm. The former can help mitigate falling damage which can rarely be fatal, so it's preferable to have it that not, and Quaking Palm is another stun or interrupt in your magazine of arms so it's very useful. Epicurean demise help you have those nice bread buffs stay with you for longer that is good to have.
Blood dwarf: Arcane Resistance will provide you by a slight reduction in damage from some of the abilities of Arcane Mages, Hunters and Druids. The jarring in damage is small, but in that place is a slim chance it could take part with you in a difficult situation. Arcane Torrent is a feeble-minded AOE silence that restores some raving, energy or mana and can act similar to a backup interrupt behind the monk's earliest one. It will be useful from time to time, further not hugely.
Forsaken: The small purport of shadow resistance, like the resistances other races take ion of, is rarely noticeable and highly situational. It a plus to have it, but not a great one. Will of the Forsaken is a mini-knick-knack on a two minute cooldown that merely removes fear, charm and sleep. It definitely has it uses in countervail to Priests, and to a lesser amplitude, Warriors, so it will be of appliance from time to time. Perhaps moreso in one arena than a battleground. Cannibalism is grapple to useless in PVP because your enemies give by rarely give you a chance to appliance it in the midst of battle with and if they're not round you won't need it anyway. On the other workmanship, Touch of the Grave has unbounded potential in any PVP setting, limit will likely see some nerfing to convey it in line with the others. Even in this way, it could be quite helpful in the caloric of battle, adding to both survival and sustained DPS.
Orc: Blood Fury and Hardiness are the without more useful PVP traits for Orcs. Blood Fury give by provide you with a short designate damage increase, and Hardiness will permit you to break stuns slightly greater quantity quickly than others. Six second stuns aren't unwonted in PVP and can seem like every eternity when you're getting blow down, so shaving off a advance can be a life saver.
Tauren: Like a not many other races, Taurens have a rebuff. In their case it's Nature that is also minorly useful. The supplementary health provided by Endurance is not something you should ignore even suppose that it's only a small sum. Having said that, a level 85 in cheering PVP gear could have over 140k strike points and 5% more would tag on 7k. Not too shabby at entirely. War stomp is a nice AOE confound that you can use to intermit, beatdown or flee a little. It's in addition extra annoying in crowds and you be able to't put a price on annoying your enemies.
Troll: Three sing a catch racials are of some use in PVP, four if you count the extra damage attached beasts which only comes into hover against Hunter pets, but I'll ignore it to this place. Da Voodoo Shuffle knocks a inconsiderable time off of snares and they are extremely plenteous in PVP, especially battlegrounds. It may economize your hide more than once or it may not. Worth having yet. Regeneration is something you may not observe in combat since players can put out an obscene amount of injury. Whether this is addressed in Mists with larger health pools at the extremity game is unknown, so its usefulness is open for debate. Berserking is a palatable ability you can macro into your burst damage cooldowns for a little extreme oomph. It can be useful at ages, but given the amount of stuns and slows you may find it wasted from time to time. In my estimate it's better to have every extra stun of your own or somebody passive.
All in all, I'm going to require to go with Forsaken again whether the drain trait pans out well. However, whether or not it gets nerfed into the base, then I think Taurens or it may be Orcs will be your best wager.