From debut to departure - the fastest wrestling binnings

[Chico Torres]

Since she was mentioned earlier in a different context, Aja Kong came in for the survivor series 95 match and then had a match on Raw where she busted up Chapparita Asari and you can hear Vince in real time on commentary essentially firing her. I believe the plan was to set her up as the next feud with Alundra Blayze but it all fell apart.

Strange time in retrospect in the lead up to the match where JR was doing segments on the action zone showing clips from AJW and introducing the Japanese women to a WWF audience.

[tiger_rick]

11 hours ago, TheScarlettChad said:

Would Gangrel in 2004 count? Worked one match with Vis as "The Ministry" then vanished. 

It depends if it was ever supposed to be anything more. There have been tons of one night returns, like all the lads who beat up Heath Slater and the various "Old School" episodes of TV and open challenges. They were never designed to be more than fun cameos.

[HarmonicGenerator]

1 hour ago, tiger_rick said:

It depends if it was ever supposed to be anything more. There have been tons of one night returns, like all the lads who beat up Heath Slater and the various "Old School" episodes of TV and open challenges. They were never designed to be more than fun cameos.

Likewise AEW have done a load of one-night appearances that I don’t think were ever meant to go further - Juventud Guerrera, Rob Van Dam etc.

[RedTwoster]

1 hour ago, tiger_rick said:

It depends if it was ever supposed to be anything more. There have been tons of one night returns, like all the lads who beat up Heath Slater and the various "Old School" episodes of TV and open challenges. They were never designed to be more than fun cameos.

I'm 99% sure Gangrel was just a cameo. Perhaps there was scope for it to become more - they signed Viscera on the back of this - but it didn't lead to anything. 

Chavo Guerrero's AEW stint was another weird one. He appeared as Andrade's new manager and it lasted just over a month before Andrade turned on him. Chavo went on hiatus to film something (possibly Young Rock?) never to return.