Let's look back at the 15 most memorable and important entrance songs in WWE history. These songs have become just as iconic as the stars they represent. For many years, Jim Johnston was responsible for providing the majority of the music used on WWE TV. If Rikishi somehow helps Reigns retain the Universal Championship, he can cut a promo about how he did it for Roman Reigns, doing a call-back to his promo from October 9, 2000. Here in 2020, a lot of Superstars' themes are composed by a renowned band or musician, but there are still some produced by one of the composers WWE works with. While Rikishi actually cost The Rock the WWE Championship, he could do the opposite with Roman Reigns and still pay homage to the storyline. It's a literal theme song the WWE Universe hears every time that person appears on television. From the moment the first note of a Superstar's music hits, the fans are either into it or they aren't.įor a wrestler, their entrance music can be one of the most important parts of their character.
Just coming out to the ring in a pair of trunks is not enough.
It's about showmanship, characters and finding ways to give fans lasting memories.Ī Superstar's presentation is important. It's not just about two fighters grappling in the ring. Much like the aforementioned NWO theme, it’s heavy on guitar with a pretty simple loop and explains everything about Undisputed Era before they hit the ring.Professional wrestling is a spectacle in every sense of the word. We’ve gotten a lot of WWE themes from 2011 to now, but these are my picks for the best of the best.ĬFO$ isn’t always my brand of water, but this song is a damn home run. You’re here because you were promised a list of the best WWE themes since 2011, and a list you shall get. In fact, nothing about it said “Seth Rollins” until they threw in someone yelling his catchphrase at the top of their lungs. On the other hand, there’s a song like Seth Rollins’ old theme, which comes off like generic create-a-wrestler music from any WWE video game.
The NWO theme said exactly who that group was-all 50 versions of the NWO-but it would be a banger with or without the association. But what’s the secret to dope entrance music? Besides the song capturing exactly who that wrestler is, it also has to be something that can be played at an ignorant volume and enjoyed on its own. A good theme can make or a break someone even before we see them throw a single punch. Music and pro wrestling go together like writers and cliches.
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