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Every WWE comeback is supposed to hit.

Sadly though, sometimes it's only a matter of weeks, days, hours or even minutes before the company realizes they've made a terrible, terrible mistake.

So I'm Gareth, you're watching What Culture Wrestling, and here are 15 WWE returns that immediately backfired.

Number 15, Bob Backland, 2000.

Would be President of the United States, Bob Backland, remember that, became a perennial

Royal Rumble surprise throughout the 1990s.

He showed up in the match between 1993 and 1996, then returned at the start of the new millennium in 2000.

That one-off wasn't what it seemed.

The WWF planned to bring Bobby back as a manager for Kurt Angle, which actually didn't seem like a bad idea.

But it flopped hard. It's true.

Kurt has told a story via his podcast about Backland forgetting they were live on raw when

shooting a backstage skit.

This happened shortly after they'd been shunted together as a mentor and protege double act.

According to Angle, Bob was a little too over the top and erratic during skits.

But he was his character-breaking moment on the flagship that tipped producers over the edge.

Bob was supposed to put somebody in a submission, but they were sitting down. So he turned to

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