7 WWE Superstars who came back to the company stronger after being fired

#3 Drew McIntyre

Drew McIntyre

Introduced as 'A future world champion' by Vince McMahon, Drew McIntyre did well early in his career, but a few years later began a losing streak, with then Smackdown Manager Teddy Long letting him know that he needs to win matches to justify his contract.

The stable 3MB was formed, but just like his fellow teammate Jinder Mahal, 'The Chosen One' needed some time away from WWE to figure himself out.

He returned better than ever and needed to earn his spot on the main roster.On NXT he became the first superstar who has been on the main roster to win the NXT Championship, and the first Scotsman to do so.

His dominance continued on the main roster as the 'Scottish Psychopath' is now one of the top guys in the company.

---

#2 Jeff Hardy

Jeff Hardy

In 2003 his drug use, tardiness, and refusal to go to rehab left the WWE no choice but to release the wrestler.

Fast forward 3 years and Jeff Hardy returns all recuperated from his 'burnout.' He picks up right where he left off and the eccentric superstar had many championship reigns, becoming one of the hottest commodities for the company. Hardy had a dream singles run and was one of the most popular wrestlers for a long time.

Even his second return to WWE as The Hardy Boyz with his brother Matt was an excellent comeback, with the duo winning gold immediately!