Bengaluru, January 28: The first mark-out moment of this decade in the WWE came during the men's Royal Rumble match on Sunday (January 26) night when the Hall of Famer Edge came out at the number 21 spot.
The Minute Maid Park in Houston, Texas erupted with emotions when they saw the star who dominated the Ruthless Aggression Era make his in-ring return. Most importantly, he became an inspiration as he overcame a career and life-threatening neck injury to return to the sport.
The Master of the Spear hit almost everyone present in the ring with his picturesque finishing move that kept the fans enthralled for the better part of the Royal Rumble match.
The good news is now that since the return has been a massive success, WWE plans to use Edge in more matches in months to comes. He will be used in needed capacities meaning in bigger shows.
On this day, I see clearly everything has come to life. A bitter place and a broken dream and we'll leave it all, leave it all behind! #Edge #EdgeReturns #RoyalRumble pic.twitter.com/wY5lb40ysx
— Juan Zambrano Alonso (@JuannZambrano) January 27, 2020
We're so glad you asked "What if?", @EdgeRatedR. #RAW #EdgeReturns pic.twitter.com/VGxpxwaO37
— WWE (@WWE) January 28, 2020
A Conchairto in 2020 man this take me back this was a statement because Edge made this move famous we had the days of Edge & Christian in the 90s using it & Rated RKO too I still remember that devestating Conchairto to Ric Flair.#EdgeReturns #RAW pic.twitter.com/H95WHZtEow
— Inkling Mario (@InklingMario) January 28, 2020
EXCLUSIVE: Witness the aftermath of @RandyOrton's shocking attack on @EdgeRatedR on #RAW. pic.twitter.com/xZH26AP4aw
— WWE (@WWE) January 28, 2020
Edge: "I'm not fooling myself... this might not last that long. I hope all of you join me on this ride" #EdgeReturns #Raw pic.twitter.com/z6ihCEsL0b
— WWE Critic (@WWECritics) January 28, 2020