5 Cruiserweights WWE Should Sign For 205 Live
2. Zack Sabre, Jr.
Another Brit, this time one who has already competed under the WWE banner - in last year's inaugural cruiserweight tournament, no less, where he was reportedly earmarked by management as one for the future.
For whatever reason, he didn't end up signing terms with the company, and instead returned to the independent scene, where he is fast becoming one of the most sought after bookings, having already competed his native UK, the US, Japan and Mexico before the age of 30.
His unorthodox style - the reigning PWG World Champion favours improvised submission holds instead of the high flying moves typical for someone his size - would contrast nicely with the rest of WWE's cruiserweights, and he'd also represent yet another international attraction for its marketing team to make use of.