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So many times over the years, we have fans have gone, well, that wrestler is never coming back.

Be it the way they left a company, or the fact they were forced out due to injury, everything is telling us that they're done.

This is wrestling though, somehow the unthinkable keeps happening.

Regardless how they do return, the joy is always in the fact they did come back at all.

But just for fun, I'm Simon from What Culture, please hit that subscribe button, and here's every impossible return.

Ranked from worst to best.

Number 11, Bret Hart

Let me make this very clear, Bret Hart is number one on my all-time list, and for me is the best.

Seeing him get his due over the last few years has been wonderful.

When he did leave the WWF in 1997 after the Montreal Scrooge job though, not only did no fan think he was ever coming back, Hart would tell you this.

Constantly, he got done over by Vincent Kennedy McMahon, so that was that.

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