At the first FaB Pro Tour I played in 2024 we had an insanely narrow meta. Part the Mistveil had been released and with it Zen, Nuu, and Enigma were unleashed upon the playerbase. Zen and Nuu were clearly the top two decks in the format by a mile with Enigma struggling due to it's Zen matchup and not solved until later. This made for a metagame that you could effectively target if you could find a deck that could beat Zen and Nuu. Problem was, most players could not find a deck that could effectively target one of the most explosive decks we've ever seen AND one of the most disruptive. Except for two players. Shoma Yamamura and Taotao Chu were the only two players to bring Uzuri, Switchblade. An assassin written off as just being a worse deck than Nuu and therefor no reason to be brought. The difference was Uzuri was dominant into Zen, disrupting him so efficiently it felt hopeless as seen in Shoma's finals match. But while Nuu could disrupt Zen as well, she would have to play a much more volatile mirror match with other Nuus, while Uzuri was able to disrupt Nuu efficiently while blocking all her disruption resulting in an extremely favorable matchup against her. This gave the ability to target the two best decks in format and open up a run for a rogue deck. The reason Uzuri wasn't widespread while having these two positive matchups was also do to how many atrocious matchups she had into the field. If she ever saw a Guardian she'd instantly fold, and Enigma would have likely been able to 40-0 her as well, this caused many assassin players to just immediately drop her for Nuu who completely flipped the guardian matchup and felt great into the field. Zen and Nuu held each of these classes/heroes down enough that there were decent odds of avoiding them and Shoma did. The result is that Shoma is able to make it into a Top 8 featuring 3 Zen, 3 Nuu, and another rogue Levia (which was crazy because Zen was a completely unplayable MU). Shoma was able to glide through this Top 8 to a dominant Pro Tour win. Taotao the only other player on the deck finished 35th. I bring this up because we're going into a Riftbound meta that many players are saying is either Kennen, or Green/Purple (Irelia and Riven). If someone can find a deck that consistently beats both, the field may have consolidated enough for a legendary run like this to happen at the RC. And they just have to take the risk to find a miracle run and become a legend.