Come
Ring in
Come and ring in are semantically related in arrive at topic. You can use "Come" instead a verb "Ring in", if it concerns topics such as come into sight.
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He'd come out to the ring in long tights and a skintight long sleeve shirt, then at various points in the match dramatically remove them.
Source: The Fighting Narcissist - Pillow Fight — Two or more female wrestlers begin the match with a bed full of pillows in the ring, and typically come to the ring in a nightgown, lingerie, or pajamas.
Source: Gimmick Matches - TNA had another subversion in Alissa Flash, who would come out to the ring in a half unzipped leather jacket, and, during the course of her match, zip it back up.
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