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Global Cruiserweight Series announced for the WWE Network in July

WWE has announced a new show that will be joining the WWE Network lineup – Global Cruiserweight Series – which will debut on July 13 at 9PM EST.

The series will see 32 of the greatest in-ring competitors under 205lbs who will spend 10 weeks in Orlando, Florida, competing against each other at Full Sail University to earn the right to be called “the best cruiserweight in the world.”

This show has been rumored for quite a while although it was never made official. The latest WWE tryout camp at the WWE Performance Center focused heavily on cruiserweights.

Also WWE announced that Camp WWE, the adult animated comedy featuring WWE Superstars, Divas, and Legends, all voicing their characters will debut on May 2 but like the Jerry Springer WWE show, it will only be on demand and not inserted into the live schedule.

The second season of Swerved will premiere on June 6. The series was said to be on the axe as WWE personnel did not really appreciate getting punk’d however the geniuses behind Jackass and Bad Grandpa struck again!


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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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