As we gear up for the biggest event in professional wrestling, WWE‘s ‘Wrestlemania,’ this weekend, it’s only fitting to dive headfirst into the electrifying world of pro wrestling entrances and themes. From bone-shaking guitar riffs to pulse-pounding beats, these iconic anthems have become synonymous with the adrenaline-fueled spectacle of sports entertainment. Join us as we topé suicida into some of pro wrestling’s most rockin’ and metal-infused entrances of all time.
The Ultimate Warrior – “Unstable” By Jim Johnston
The Ultimate Warrior‘s entrance was a spectacle of energy and intensity, captivating audiences with its sheer power and electrifying presence. As the arena darkened and the crowd erupted into a frenzy of anticipation, The Ultimate Warrior burst onto the scene, sprinting down the ramp with unmatched vigor. His iconic theme song, “Unstable” by Jim Johnston, served as the perfect accompaniment to his larger-than-life persona. With its pulsating rhythm, roaring guitars, and triumphant melody, the theme song embodied the unstoppable force that was The Ultimate Warrior. As he shook the ropes and flexed his muscles in the ring, the music reverberated throughout the arena, signaling the arrival of a true legend in the world of professional wrestling.
RIP Jim ‘Warrior’ Hellwig (June 16, 1959 – April 8, 2014)
The Dudley Boyz – “Bombshell” by Powerman 5000
The Dudley Boyz‘s entrance was a spectacle of power and intimidation, setting the stage for their dominance in the ring. As Powerman 5000‘s “Bombshell” blared throughout the arena, the crowd erupted into a frenzy of excitement. With its heavy guitar riffs, pulsating rhythms, and aggressive vocals, the theme song perfectly captured the intensity and ferocity of The Dudley Boyz. As they made their way to the ring, the duo commanded attention with their imposing presence and signature gestures, signaling their readiness to unleash havoc on their opponents. With each step, the anticipation grew, building towards the inevitable chaos that would ensue once The Dudley Boyz entered the squared circle.
Kenny Omega – “Battle Cry” by Mikey Rukus
Kenny Omega‘s “Battle Cry” entrance theme is a defining aspect of his larger-than-life persona in the world of professional wrestling. As the electrifying music fills the arena, fans are immediately drawn into the spectacle of Omega‘s arrival. With its pulsating beats, epic orchestration, and soaring melodies, “Battle Cry” sets the stage for an unforgettable performance. The theme perfectly encapsulates Omega‘s aura of confidence, determination, and unyielding spirit as he prepares to face his opponents in the ring. As Omega makes his way to the spotlight, accompanied by the thunderous applause of the crowd, the energy in the arena reaches a fever pitch, signaling the beginning of an epic showdown. With its unforgettable hooks and infectious energy, “Battle Cry” serves as the ultimate anthem for one of professional wrestling’s most dynamic and captivating performers, Kenny Omega.
Rob Van Dam – “One Of A Kind” by Breaking Point
Rob Van Dam‘s “One of a Kind” entrance theme is an iconic anthem that ignites excitement and anticipation among wrestling fans worldwide. As the pulsating beats and electrifying guitar riffs of “One of a Kind” fill the arena, the crowd erupts with cheers and applause, signaling the arrival of one of wrestling’s most beloved and dynamic performers. The high-energy and adrenaline-fueled nature of the theme perfectly captures the essence of Rob Van Dam‘s daredevil persona and high-flying style in the ring.
CM Punk – “This Fire Burns” by Killswitch Engage
CM Punk’s original WWE entrance was a moment of electric anticipation, drawing wrestling fans from every corner of the globe into the spectacle. As the lights dimmed and the crowd erupted with fervor, the unmistakable guitar scrape followed by the opening riff of Killswitch Engage’s “This Fire Burns” reverberated through the arena, heralding the arrival of one of wrestling’s most enigmatic and magnetic figures.
“Stone Cold” Steve Austin – “Hell Froze Over” by Jim Johnston
In the world of professional wrestling, the sound of shattering glass can only mean one thing – someone’s about to get their ass whooped. Stone Cold Steve Austin‘s entrance is unparalleled with its dynamic guitar riff and pulsating drums. As his music hits, the intensity and anticipation reach a fever pitch, priming audiences for an unforgettable spectacle.
Adam Copeland – “Metalingus” By Alter Bridge
The arena pulsates with the iconic declaration, “You think you know him,” inciting intense anticipation among the crowd for the Rated R Superstar‘s entrance. Adam Copeland, famously known as Edge, emerges from backstage, as the resounding chorus of “On this day, I see clearly” heralds his arrival, instantly commanding attention. As the opening chords of “Metalingus” by Alter Bridge resonate throughout the arena, wrestling enthusiasts immediately correlate the song with Copeland‘s legendary persona. Meanwhile, for non-wrestling fans who admire Alter Bridge‘s music, this moment serves as their inaugural exposure to the dynamic connection between the song and Copleand‘s monumental presence in the wrestling realm.
Sting – “Arrival” by Mikey Rukus
‘The Icon‘ Sting‘s All Elite Wrestling (AEW) entrance, was a spectacle to behold, and pretty frickin’ metal. As the arena darkened, anticipation filled the air. A crow would appear on the screen signaling the imminent arrival of one of wrestling’s most legendary figures and suddenly the haunting melody that Mikey Rukus concocted for the legend would resonate throughout the arena, sending shivers down the spines of those who are set for a fatal encounter.
Cody Rhodes – “Kingdom” By Downstait
Cody Rhodes‘ theme “Kingdom” is a powerful and evocative anthem that captures the essence of his character and journey in professional wrestling. Composed by Downstait, “Kingdom” features intense guitar riffs, driving percussion, and anthemic vocals that perfectly complement Rhodes‘ larger-than-life persona and his quest for greatness in the squared circle. The song’s dynamic energy and memorable hooks resonate with fans, serving as the perfect soundtrack to Rhodes‘ epic battles and triumphs in All Elite Wrestling, WWE, and beyond. With its blend of rock and metal elements, “Kingdom” stands as a testament to Rhodes‘ relentless determination and unwavering commitment to his craft, making it a standout theme in the world of professional wrestling.
Kane – “Burned” by Jim Johnston
Kane‘s original theme song in WWE is a haunting and iconic composition that perfectly encapsulates the sinister aura of the Big Red Machine. Composed by Jim Johnston, the theme features ominous synthesizer melodies, thunderous percussion, and eerie vocal effects, creating an atmosphere of dread and anticipation as Kane makes his chilling entrance to the ring. With its unforgettable opening riff and atmospheric undertones, this theme song has become synonymous with Kane‘s legendary career and continues to evoke fear and excitement in fans worldwide.
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Bret “The Hitman” Hart – “Hart Attack” by Jim Johnston
When you hear that guitar screech and the pick scrape, you know that it could mean only one man, the excellence of execution, Bret Hart was on his way to the squared circle. Yet another track composed by Jim Johnston (the dude really is that good at these things), the theme features a memorable melody and evocative instrumentation and has become synonymous with the Hitman‘s legendary career and enduring legacy in the world of sports entertainment, making it a beloved classic among fans worldwide.
Triple H – “Time To Play The Game” by Motorhead
Triple H‘s iconic Motorhead theme song is a powerhouse anthem that epitomizes the intensity and dominance of “The Game“. With its thunderous guitar riffs, driving percussion, and gritty vocals, this track perfectly captures the ferocity and determination of Triple H as he enters the arena. Composed by the legendary rock band Motorhead, led by the late Lemmy Kilmister, the theme exudes an unmistakable sense of power and authority, reflecting Triple H‘s status as one of wrestling’s most formidable competitors. As a cornerstone of his entrance repertoire, this theme song has become synonymous with Triple H‘s legendary career and enduring legacy in the world of sports entertainment, earning its place as a beloved classic among fans worldwide.
Abaddon – “Brimstone” by Mikey Rukus
Abaddon‘s entrance in All Elite Wrestling (AEW) is a chilling spectacle that leaves audiences both mesmerized and unnerved. Accompanied by her haunting theme music, Abaddon emerges from the darkness, clad in eerie face paint and tattered garments, embodying the essence of horror and unpredictability. The ominous melody and eerie soundscapes of her theme perfectly complement her macabre persona, setting the stage for a visceral and unforgettable experience. As she makes her way to the ring, Abaddon‘s aura demands reverence, capturing the undivided focus of viewers with her unique blend of horror-inspired theatrics and formidable in-ring prowess.
Bray Wyatt – “Shatter” featuring Code Orange
Bray Wyatt‘s entrance in WWE was a mesmerizing experience that captivated audiences with its eerie ambiance and chilling atmosphere. Accompanied by his haunting theme music by Code Orange, Wyatt emerged from the darkness with an enigmatic presence, exuding a sense of unpredictability and mystique. The haunting melodies and discordant tones of the theme perfectly complemented Wyatt‘s sinister persona, creating a sense of unease and anticipation among viewers. As he made his way to the ring, the combination of atmospheric lighting and immersive sound design further enhanced the eerie vibe, drawing fans into Wyatt’s twisted world.
RIP: Windham ‘Bray Wyatt’ Rotunda (May 23, 1987 – August 24, 2023)
Brodie Lee – “He Is Exalted” by Mikey Rukus
Brodie Lee (also known as Luke Harper in WWE), accompanied by his powerful theme music, conveyed an aura of strength and dominance, Lee emerged with an imposing presence that demanded attention and respect. The heavy orchestral melodies and intense rhythms of his entrance theme heightened the anticipation among viewers, setting the stage for his hard-hitting in-ring abilities. As he made his way to the ring, Lee‘s imposing stature and unwavering confidence resonated with fans, solidifying his reputation as a force to be reckoned with in the world of professional wrestling before his tragic passing in December 2020. #JoinDarkOrder
RIP: Jonathan ‘Brodie Lee’ Huber (December 16, 1979 – December 26, 2020)
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CM Punk – “Cult Of Personality” by Living Colour
In the world of professional wrestling, Living Colour‘s “Cult of Personality” is synonymous with WWE‘s CM Punk‘s entrance, creating an electrifying fusion of music and persona that engages fans globally. As the iconic opening guitar riff of “Cult of Personality” echoes throughout the arena, anticipation reaches a crescendo. The song’s lyrics, which speak to individuality, rebellion, and the allure of charisma, perfectly complement Punk‘s enigmatic presence and anti-establishment persona. With its dynamic rhythm and powerful vocals, “Cult of Personality” sets the stage for Punk‘s unforgettable appearances, serving as a rallying cry for fans who identify with his defiance and determination.
Malakai Black & Brodie King – “Kings Of The Black Throne” by Colin Young (Twitching Tongues)
In a blaze of darkness and ferocity, AEW tag team “Kings Of The Black Throne“, known singularly as Malakai Black and Brodie King make their haunting entrance amidst a symphony of relentless hardcore and black metal-inspired tones. As the ominous chords echo through the arena, a cloak of obsidian mist envelops the stage, heralding their arrival. With every step, they exude an aura of intimidation and power, their presence commanding respect and fear. Adorned in sinister attire, they stride with purpose, their eyes ablaze with a fiery determination to dominate the ring. Together, Malakai Black and Brodie King forge an alliance into the depths of metal’s darkest realms, ready to unleash havoc and leave a trail of destruction in their wake.
Kevin Owens – “Fight” by CFO$
Kevin Owens‘ WWE entrance is a spectacle of raw intensity and gritty determination, perfectly complemented by the mean guitar lick in his theme music. With each beat, Owens emerges from behind the curtains, his demeanor exuding confidence and defiance. Clad in his trademark attire ‘Fight Owens Fight‘ cut-off shirt and fighting shorts, ‘The Prizefighter‘ strides towards the ring with purpose, fueled by a relentless desire for victory.
Thunder Rosa – Blood And Glory by Mikey Rukus
Thunder Rosa‘s AEW entrance is a thunderous fusion of power and passion, perfectly embodied by her Max Cavalera-style theme song, which is another one written and performed by the talented Mikey Rukus. As the arena quakes with anticipation, the unmistakable sound of roaring guitars and pounding drums fills the air, igniting a primal energy in the crowd. Bathed in a cascade of vibrant lights, Thunder Rosa emerges with an aura of undeniable strength and resilience, her presence captivating all who behold her. With each step, she radiates an unwavering sense of purpose and tenacity, poised to conquer any challenge that stands in her path. Thunder Rosa‘s entrance is a testament to her indomitable spirit, a captivating blend of metal and athleticism that leaves fans electrified and hungry for the spectacle that awaits in the ring.
Darby Allin – “I Fell” Wicca Phase Springs Eternal
Darby Allin, the captivating force in All Elite Wrestling (AEW), skateboards into the arena amidst the gritty, grungy-punk rock goth undertones of “I Fell” by Wicca Phase Springs Eternal. As the pounding beats and apathetic melodies fill the air, Allin‘s presence intensifies, embodying the raw energy and rebellious spirit of the track. With its fusion of edgy guitar riffs and dark, evocative lyrics, “I Fell” serves as the perfect sonic backdrop for Allin‘s unorthodox style and fearless demeanor.
Seth Rollins – “The Second Coming (Burn It Down) by CFO$
Seth Rollins, WWE‘s architect of chaos, epitomized dynamism with his “Burn It Down” theme song chugging him down to the ring and a kick-ass riff driving anticipation as he enters the ring. With each stride, Rollins exudes a potent blend of confidence and athleticism. While the song screamed “Burn It Down,” it should have really yelled “break it down” because that’s what it does, but that phrase seems to have been already taken by another WWE theme song…
Raw Is War – “Thorn In Your Eye / All Together Now” by Slam Jam
Although not a particular pro wrestler’s entrance theme, Slam Jam provided the iconic theme songs that were melded together for the unforgettable intro and theme song to WWE‘s ‘Monday Night Raw‘ during it’s ‘Attitude Era‘. The song resonates with a rebellious energy that defined an era in professional wrestling with its aggressive guitar riffs and dynamic rhythm, the song embodies the chaotic spirit of the late ’90s. This legendary theme song serves as a rallying cry for wrestlers and fans alike, symbolizing the unapologetic attitude that characterized the era and forever cementing its place in wrestling history.
Julia Hart – “Harder Hart” by Colin Young (Twitching Tongue) & Emma Boster (Dying Wish)
Julia Hart, the lone female presence (sort of?) within All Elite Wrestling‘s metal as f*** stable, ‘The House Of Black,’ captures attention with her haunting entrance theme, “Harder Hart.” Crafted by Colin Young, renowned for his role as the vocalist of Twitching Tongues, and brought to life by Emma Boster of Dying Wish, this track sets the stage for Julia‘s arrival with an intensity reminiscent of wrestling legend, The Undertaker. Donned in a mesmerizing gothic ensemble reminiscent of Stevie Nicks, Julia‘s entrance captivates audiences, offering a spectacle that resonates deeply with wrestling enthusiasts and metalheads alike.
The Undertaker – “Buried Souls” by Jim Johnston
Speaking of The Undertaker, his ‘Ministry of Darkness‘ era entrance (as if it wasn’t iconic as hell) featured a metal rendition of his iconic theme song, which was simply unforgettable. As the haunting melody filled the arena, fans were transported into a realm of darkness and intrigue. With each ominous chord, anticipation would build, signaling the arrival of the Lord of Darkness. Adorned in his signature dark attire, Undertaker emerged from the shadows, exuding an aura of power and mystique leaving a chilling mark on the hearts of wrestling fans, but smiles on the faces of metalheads around the world.
Malakai Black – “Ogentroost” by Amenra
Malakai Black‘s entrance in All Elite Wrestling (AEW) is an unforgettable spectacle driven by Amenra‘s haunting track “Ogentroost,” enveloping arenas in an eerie ambiance. Positioned on the stage in his ominous Cernunnos-inspired skull mask, Black exudes an aura of malevolent mystique and intensity, captivating fans with his dark presence. As the arena plunges into darkness once more, atmospheric spotlights illuminate Black in the ring, evoking a nightmarish experience that is metal as f***.
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