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Top Five WWE Returns We’d Like To See
By Anthony Zevoteck
WWE can be a “make it or break it” territory for a wrestling career. It has been proven that when things go great, they go very great, to the point that when a superstar leaves the company, it can leave a hole that while Creative fills, fans can’t help but fantasize “what if.”
“What if they had been given full time to blossom?”
“What if they actually got that push?”
Of course, the biggest: “What if they ever come back to WWE?”
In 2015, we saw both The Dudley Boyz and Alberto Del Rio make their returns and that proves that anybody could come back to WWE no matter how bad the departure might’ve been.
Below are five returns we think are possible sometime down the road and of course, fantasized by WWE fans daily.
Notes In Observance – WWE Smackdown 8/27/15: It’s All Wyatt
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(Aired 8/27/15)
It’s All Wyatt
– The Wyatt Family started things off by coming to the ring, while highlights were shown of Braun Strowman man-handling Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose on the previous Raw. Bray did a solid job in his promo, speaking of Strowman’s purpose in the family and mentioned Sister Abigail a ton of times. Maybe she’ll indeed be a real character down the road. Definitely dug the look and feel of the whole thing, done in the dark, mind you. Ambrose/Reigns “crashing the party” made sense, since they wanted revenge from Raw. The stare-down was intense. Liked Wyatt backing away with his family, priming this battle for another time.
Notes In Observance – WWE Smackdown 6/25/15: An Authority United
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(Aired 6/25/15)
An Authority United
– The opening video highlighted Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman’s return and the buildup to WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins eventually getting The Authority back on his side as he left the challenger laying thanks to their help. He needs all the momentum he can muster going up against the destructive Lesnar. Ironic that Jamie Noble actually had ribs broken in that angle on Raw. It was all well and good though in terms of a refresher. Also – Jimmy Uso commentating in his ring attire? What? Okay. He wasn’t particularly outstanding, but could always be worse (Yes, Mike Adamle is on our minds too.)