FAILURE TO RE-LAUNCH | Wrestling's Worst Re-Debuts

FAILURE TO RE-LAUNCH | Wrestling's Worst Re-Debuts On of the biggest pops a wrestler can get is the one which comes when they make a return after having been away for a while. Of course sometimes this can be because of them taking time off for injury, as happened to Triple H in 2002, and sometimes it can be because of that person leaving the company altogether and then coming back at a later date, as was the case with Brock Lesnar in 2012. That said, while the first reaction brought about by this is usually impressive, the follow up can often leave a lot to be desired as fans quickly realise the return has been botched. But what are the worst examples of this? Well, that’s exactly why we’re here today. So, join us now as we take a look at ten of the biggest of them in Failed Returns: WWE’s Worst Re-Debuts. Music Credits: JAYDEGARROW ► TWITTER.COM/WRESTLEWITHANDY ► INSTAGRAM.COM/WRESTLEWITHANDY THANK YOU!!! #WWE #WWENews #WWEList