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    Who will win the 'Greatest of All Time' Jeopardy tournament with Ken Jennings, Brad Rutter, and James Holzhauer?

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    Jeopardy has announced plans to air a tournament on January 7th, 2020 between the recognized three greatest champions of the game. Each player holds a number one position on some category of the Jeopardy hall of fame.

    Ken Jennings is known for his 74 consecutive win streak in 2004. Brad Rutter is known for never losing against a human player, and winning the most money overall. James Holzhauer is the show's newest major champion, recently ending a 32 win streak and capturing all 10 of the highest single-game winning records.

    If Ken Jennings wins the tournament, this question will resolve with a 1. Likewise, if Brad Rutter wins, then the resolution will be a 2, and if James Holzhauer wins, a 3.

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