10 WWE Comebacks You Don't Remember
Not every WWE comeback is memorable
1. The Quebecers - 1998
Stepping into the shoes of Raymond Rougeau, Pierre Carl Oulette helped Jacques get over his brother’s retirement by forming The Quebecers, a tag team that enjoyed almost instant success when they appeared on television in 1993.
The team, who definitely weren’t Mounties despite dressing exactly like them, won the tag team titles and defended them in matches against esteemed opposition like the Steiners and the Harts.
They broke up after about a year together but reformed the team in WCW as ‘The Amazing French Canadians’ a couple of years later.
That stint was fine, but then it was back to WWE in early 1998, the company looking much different than it had during their New Generation days.
The team looked different, too, changing up their appearances and outfits. They still wrestled the same, however, even if it was now against teams like the Legion of Doom, the Godwinns and ramshackle outfits like Terry Funk and 2 Cold Scorpio.
Only used sporadically, the Quebecers were simply bit part players during this frantic period, their role summed up as just one of 14 duos in a tag team battle royal at WrestleMania 14.
They continued working house shows and cropped up on programmes like Shotgun Saturday Night, but it was time to say ‘au revoir’ to the flag-wavers come the summer.
