Comeback (noun)

1. An instance of a person or thing returning to a former position after a period of decline or absence.
2. A return to a former condition or level of success or popularity.

Origin:

Mid 19th century (in the sense "return to favour or popularity"): from come back.

Examples:

1. After a few years of struggling with injuries, he made a comeback and won the championship.
2. The band's comeback album was a huge success and topped the charts.
3. The company's new product line was a remarkable comeback from their recent financial troubles.
4. Her comeback performance after her break was an amazing success.
5. The team's comeback in the last quarter of the game was impressive.