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Tournament fever hit WWE hard in the mid-2010s, resulting in a promotion whose bracket-based output had been rendered entirely redundant: Following a streak of p*ss-weak King Of The Ring revivals, producing an unbalanced selection of Dusty Rhodes Tag-Team Classics, 2 United Kingdom Championship Tournaments that predated the tragic NXT UK brand, and a couple of Mae Young Classics that did their best to make up for 3 decades of WWE treating every woman as though they were prostitutes.
None of that was must-see. By the mid-2010s , the wider wrestling world was more accessible than ever before. If you wanted to watch a tournament that actually was can't-miss, you could fire up New Japan World for a dreamy G1 Climax or, if you take your wrestling with high spots for the sake of high spots, you could quite literally sign up to Highspots to revisit a Battle Of Los Angeles.
Regardless, WWE tried.
They really tried with the Cruiserweight Classic .
Offering a summer of sports that no Brazilian Olympics could match, the tournament brought together what was touted as the 32 greatest flyers in the world at the time, which bizarrely included The Brian Kendrick (?!) and Tajiri (!!). More peculiar is discovering that, a full decade later, Tajiri has accomplished more than most of his lesser-known competitors.
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