They all come back, don't they, tail between their bloody legs?

Alright, not all of them, and not necessarily some of them with their tail between their legs,

but the point still sort of stands, doesn't it?

Also, don't kick off in the comments, it's only a joke this, and the title's only there

to get you to click so what culture can afford my lavish salary, and I know it's not Simon

Minner, but let's be honest, it could be a lot worse, eh?

Anyway, I'm Adam Wilbur from What Culture, and these are 10 wrestlers who came crawling

back to WWE.

10.

The New Age Outlaws

As of recording this, in early 2022, WWE has spent much of the prior two years doing away

with around 150 contracts to make budget cuts, arm and arm, with record profits.

The Heartless Bastards

Talent, impacted by this capitalist skull-duggery, need only look to the 80s, 90s, and well,

now should they want to vent their splines on podcasts, what culture, where they even

still exist, low-budget, shoot interviews.

As that cottage industry boomed with the birth of tape-trading and the internet at large

in the mid-90s, so did the prevalence of stories that had only been shared in the likes

of the Wrestling Observer before then.

The New Age Outlaws crapped from every height onto Triple H specifically for how they're

relatively short, but hugely profitable runs, it's the skids.

Those promos were popular enough that TNA made them impact canon, voodoo kin mafia existed

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