5 Best Comebacks in WWE Royal Rumbles of 21st century
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3. Chris Jericho (2013)
The 2013 Royal Rumble started with the surprise entry of Dolph Ziggler. However, his arrogance quickly dwindled when the pyrotechnics went off, and Y2J’s iconic “Break the Walls Down” theme song reverberated through the sold-out arena.
On the other hand, Chris Jericho received a thunderous ovation from the live crowd as he stepped into the ring for the first time in five months. His contract had been terminated in August 2012 after losing a crucial match-up to Ziggler. This was done to write him off the television to tour with Fozzy.
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