We love wrestling entering composition . They help oneself establish characters , set the tone for coming matches , and most of all , they ’re often really catchy and fun to listen to . Plus , because wrestling is such a high DOE atmosphere , they ’re great for get yourself pump up , whether it ’s for some acrobatic endeavor or just examine to get psyched for another twenty-four hour period at the office . Over the years , pro rassling has save dozens and 12 of classic theme song , and it was torturous assay to limit ourselves to even just thirty of the very best , which is why we cease up going over . Sorry , we just could n’t help ourselves .
31. Eddie Guerrero - Viva La Raza
Somehow , Eddie Guerrero turn lying , cheat , and stealing into praiseworthy things , probably because he was an unbelievable performer with charisma to spare . When he in conclusion get his running as WWE Champion , this was the idea medicine he used , which was adopted from the subject he had been sharing with his nephew Chavo during their fourth dimension as a ticket team . A dull , more menacing version was used when Eddie become hound , but sadly it was n’t in circulation long before his tragic death .
30. Sami Zayn - Worlds Apart
The most likeable cat in WWE also has one of the catchiest theme . The Underdog from the Underground brings his love of ska to his entering medicine , and while we ’re not sure we particularly enjoy the writing style as a whole , this vocal play perfectly into Zayn ’s carefree and upbeat character . Sure , it ’s no “ Ole , Ole , Ole ” , the stem preferred by Zayn ’s mentor El Generico , but if WWE ’s hot gang are any indication , it ’s definitely the kind of song you could enjoy singing along with .
29. Mick Foley - Wreck
Only Mick Foley could have paper music that starts with two car break apart into each other , which might as well be an allegory for his entire life history . And for a theme that starts with a gondola accident , it ’s surprisingly upbeat and catchy , making it instantly placeable as belonging to one of WWE ’s most confident ( and also half-crazed ) performers . It ’s off - round , it ’s kind of goofy , and it ’s become more and more appropriate for Foley as he spend his retirement turn further into a gargantuan loveable Muppet .
28. Christian - Just Close Your Eyes
On the inclination of thing we never thought we ’d write , “ a Story of the Year cover of a Waterproof Blonde song ” has to be way up there , but here we are . Others might prefer Christian ’s operatic “ At Last ” motif , but they literally released sixteen dissimilar magnetic declination of that birdsong until they care to ruin it totally , while this new radical , which annunciate Christian ’s return from exile in TNA , is just as salutary , if not right . in reality , Christian even got a good musical theme song in TNA , when they briefly had the cash in hand to give their wrestlers nerveless theme birdcall that were mostly covers of actual popular music ( in Christian ’s case , it was a variation of Evanescence ’s “ My Last Breath ” ) , but we doubt many hoi polloi ever got to learn it .
27. Bayley - Turn It Up
It ’s gruelling to explain why this theme make us so darned happy . All we know is that Bayley ’s theme is one of the few that can make us smile unironically during a wrestling show . In a worldly concern where everyone has to be somewhat moody and spirited , it ’s nice to have at least one wrestler whose theme music would n’t be out of place in a Saturday morning sketch . Plus , and we ca n’t stress this enough , her incoming involves kookie branch - waving inflatable tube men . That ’s not musically related , but we palpate like it has to be mentioned .
26. Randy Orton - Burn In My Light
Orton ’s first theme after he was kicked out of Evolution is ostensibly a call about make revenge , which then made the transition well into his heel persona after they massively bungled his face hunt down . At one point , WWE adjudicate to replace this theme with “ This Fire Burns ” , but that was scrapped after only a few appearances , and Orton would repay to this one before finally replacing it with his current “ Voices ” theme . We still wish this one better , though . In a fun fact , eventually , WWE would re - use “ This Fire Burns ” for a debuting ECW Superstar named CM Punk .
25. Daniel Bryan - Flight Of The Valkyries
It ’s always seemed funny that the quiet and assuming Daniel Bryan would get such a forte and large classical theme as his entrance music , until you remember that it came about due to The Miz deriding Bryan ’s original melodic theme as dull and generic ( which is what ) , which led to WWE going ridiculously over the top in the other centering . Plus , WWE probably appreciated being able to expend public area euphony while they work on modifying it into what would become his trademark theme .
24. Batista - I Walk Alone
Hey , remember when Saliva was a big quite a little ? No ? Well , it was n’t for very long , but they did manage to bring home the bacon about a dozen unlike Song dynasty that ended up being used by WWE in one course or another . Their enceinte accomplishment in the wrestling arena was providing the theme for Batista when he take off as a singles star , with the unadulterated strain to go along with the muscle - bond Animal and his pyro - fuel machine gun entering .
23. The Road Warriors - What A Rush
We take using their original “ Iron Man ” stem here , but we ’re not sure how litigious Black Sabbath might be feeling these days , and we did n’t want to take a hazard . In either sheath , the theme euphony of The Road Warriors promised one thing : pain , and lots of it . It was as intimidate as the men who walked to the ring while it played , and likely the inhalation for several other theme call on this list . “ Iron Man ” is unquestionably ripe , but thanks to licensing fees , when history is save , this will be the melodic theme of one of the greatest tag teams in history .
22. Goldberg
The human who takes the longest time to get to a wrestling ring ever ( and yes , we ’re look The Undertaker , we ’re just not including WrestleMania entrances ) has a motif that is totally in melodic line with that theme , entering to what amounts to a military march timed perfectly for the fans to intone “ Goldberg ” . Of course , eventually the fans figured out that WCW was pip in “ Goldberg ” chants and stopped playing along , but it was a great idea they had , ab initio ! One of the dumbest things WWE did when they in conclusion signed Goldberg ( and make no mistake , they did many dumb thing after signing Goldberg ) was modifying his theme in a way of life that made it sound colored and even baleful , predispose the WWE crowds to boo him , which made absolutely no good sense since they were portraying him as a good guy cable ! If you ever enquire if it ’s possible for Vince to hold a grudge way too long , look at things like this , which happened two years after WCW was deadened and buried , and you ’ll have your answer .
21. John Cena - Basic Thuganomics
There was a clock time when we actually liked John Cena ’s current theme Sung , but now we ’re cynical and onetime and detest John Cena with the attack of a thousand suns . Also , there are right smart too many memes involving his theme to ever take it seriously again . That said , the report medicine he used when he ab initio make his rapper persona still lives on in our hearts , mostly representing the dream of a heel turn that ’s never really run to take place . We ’re only half - serious , of class , but we really do like “ Basic Thuganomics ” a lot , and at the sentence , it was pretty much everyone ’s pet . If it played on WWE television tomorrow , you would hear such a gang response that you likely would n’t believe it .
20. Mr Perfect - Perfection
When you ’re talk about a adult male who does everything dead , you have to admit his theme music . Done in a authoritative style , Mr Perfect ’s root word appropriately deliver the grandeur and ceremony that check with a character who was purport to be the out-and-out best at everything . It almost felt like a subject that was for something far grander than a wrestler , but on someone like Mr Perfect , it worked , well , absolutely . We care it so much , we even tolerated the unity get-up-and-go of Curtis Axel as a Paul Heyman guy , just because his music was a remixed interlingual rendition of his father ’s theme that was pretty cool in its own right field .
19. Bray Wyatt - Live In Fear
Wyatt ’s entree music is so wholly different from what one would have a bun in the oven out of a wrestling theme , a lowly - fundamental , pose - back tune that would n’t seem to imply inchoate violence . However , when the graphic symbol it introduces is a cryptical swampland preacher from the boondocks of Louisiana , suddenly the dense pace makes a lot of sense . The hypnotic nature of the music fits the cult - same nature of Wyatt and his Family , and adds a certain air of menace to their entryway that just would n’t be possible with a more up - pace theme . To hear it , you would start to believe that it ’s the music someone would play so as to get others to conform to them . There ’s a reasonableness why crowds began spontaneously sway and hold up lights like a dull call at a stone concert during Wyatt ’s entrances , after all .
18. Ted DiBiase - Million Dollar Man
Frankly , the Milion Dollar Man ’s entrance report could have just been a loop-the-loop of his ill-famed laugh and we probably would have ranked it near this high . Before Shane McMahon ’s silly “ Here Comes the Money ” , there was DiBiase ’s theme , which was all about the Benjamins , baby . We ’re sorry , we promise never to say that again in world , but we got catch up in the moment . Perhaps we were warped by watching too much of the WWE New Generation era , when DiBiase ’s Million Dollar Corporation intend that you could hear this theme playing a caboodle during the Saturday morning shows .
17. Steve Austin - I Won’t Do What You Tell Me
In what earthly concern would Steve Austin ever grade this David Low on a list of great rassling achievements ? To be honest , we felt bad dropping Stone Cold down into the social status , because the strait of breaking glass is guaranteed to gather one of the big reaction in grapple . However , after that opening , there actually is n’t a bunch of depth to Austin ’s theme , and while the coarse tone fit perfectly with his case , it really is just a repetitious rhythm for most of the song . Plus , we had to dock it designate for literally being a remix of Razor Ramon ’s musical theme . No , we ’re serious , it totally is , they do n’t even make a secret of it any longer .
16. Ric Flair - Also Sprake Zarathrusta
At this point , we ’d be rummy to find out how many people still remember that this is a ) originally a renowned classical while of music or b ) the theme from the fabled Kubrick movie2001 : A Space Odyssey . In fact , we ’re uncoerced to bet that for most people , and especially for wrestle fans , this iconic theme go solely to the Nature Boy , now and forever . We ’ll give surplus credit for his girl Charlotte ’s splendidly remixed adaptation of the paper , which flux the legacy of Ric Flair with a modern arrangement .
15. Brock Lesnar - Here Comes The Pain
Perhaps the good part about Lesnar ’s theme is the pause between the opening Riffian and the torso of the music , which former Smackdown color commentator Tazz would often employ to harbinger “ Here comes the painfulness ! ” alike to the Road warrior motif we verbalize about earlier , Brock ’s base is heavily - hitting and intimidating , with an add up sense of inevitability . Much like Brock himself , the rhythmical nature of the song suggests that there are no personal emotion involved , only an almost earnest detachment , during which time Brock will enter , beat someone up , and leave without missing a beat .
14. Edge - Metalingus
Edge bounced around from theme to theme for a while during his singles run , finally settling on this modified version of a song by Alter Bridge . The strain has become so integral to the persona of the Rated R Superstar that we ’re willing to forget the fact that it ’s essentially talk by Creed . It ’s almost funny , for the entrance theme of a dastardly heel , the actual lyrics are reasonably uplifting ( which , of course , you ’d expect given the reference ) . boundary retiring was pitiful for a lot of reason , not least because it imply we could n’t hear this root anymore .
13. Hulk Hogan - Real American
While he in the first place debuted in WWE using “ Eye of the Tiger ” in cite to his appearance inRocky III , with this song originally being the belongings of the U.S. Express tag team , Hulk Hogan would soon get synonymous with Rick Derringer ’s pro - American anthem . When Hogan leave WWE for WCW , he take in another iconic idea in Jimi Hendrix ’s “ Voodoo Child ” , but from the instant he come back to WWE in 2002 , fans were salivating at the prognosis of once again hearing the opening bars of “ Real American ” .
12. Bret Hart - Hitman
The porta guitar Riffian is one of the most recognizable stings in wrestling music chronicle , signify the entrance of the Canadian wrestling caption from Calgary , Alberta , Canada . The Himan ’s surd rock anthem is fast - pace , energetic , and exciting , something that almost seems out of spot with the stoic , business - like Hart , but which definitely served to get crowd excited for his appearances . We do n’t want to say that lose his WWE theme when he went to WCW contributed to why he was nowhere near as popular there , but we would n’t disagree with that hypothesis .
11. Randy Savage - Pomp and Circumstance
As several wrestlers have already prove , you really ca n’t go improper with definitive music . Also known as the theme that is played at more than a few high schoolhouse gradation ceremonies , in wrestling , when you take heed the iconic initiative , you know that Macho Madness is about to get underway . This famous piece of orchestral medicine is iconic , memorable , and provides a sense of magnanimousness that is dead suited to one of the caption of the fun .
10. Sasha Banks - Sky’s The Limit
Along with the rest of the 4 Horsewomen , Sasha was one of the first undulation of original NXT theme strain that really caught fans ’ attention , starting to an absolute renaissance in singular and memorable WWE entrance themes . The theme just fits absolutely with Sasha ’s “ Boss ” persona , has great music and lyrics , and is probably one of the most democratic songs in forward-looking WWE . For an added bonus , WWE had Sasha ’s cousin , the legendary Snoop Dogg , execute her theme live at WrestleMania 32 , one of the best import of the show .
9. Kurt Angle - Medal
Originally created for the shortly - lived run of The Patriot in 1997 , Angle ’s musical theme arouse the sprightliness of his Olympic origins , and would be a classic theme just on that fact alone . Howver , the bunch participation “ You Suck ” became so closely associated with the song that WWE repeatedly attempted to modify it for those time when Angle was a typeface , for attempt to stop the fans from tone it at one of their top skilful guys . These sidereal day , they just let them peach “ John Cena Sucks ” , so peradventure they ’ve mellowed in that respect .
8. Bobby Roode - Glorious Domination
We endeavor to defy the siren song of Bobby Roode , avoided even redact him on this list out of fear of being accused of just doing it because it was the “ flavour of the month ” . But this song has stay world power , it has entire arenas blab along , and it is , without a incertitude , one of the most incredibly pretentious , over - the - top , letter - perfect paper to add up out of professional wrestling . It is one of the most - watch entrance themes on YouTube , and it even inspire a series of viral videos under the hashtag # GloriousBomb . The fact that it has n’t become a stem for any routine of professional sports teams is dumbfound , but hope us , that day is coming . Really , there ’s only one word to trace this subject , and you already know what it is .
7. Evolution - Line in the Sand
A great unchanging needs a great theme song , and Evolution made sure to have an iconic one for their entrances . It ’s probably not a big shock at this point that a group head by Triple H go to Motorhead for their euphony , even getting the legendary group to make an original song for that purpose . One affair we always though was hilarious was that the original entering television that accompanied the theme was created before Batista was formally added to the team , so after he joined , random clips of him that were completely separate from group shots that made up the rest of the video were inserted .
6. D-Generation X - Break It Down
Perhaps no entrance music utter more to the misanthropical youths of the late 90s as that of D - Generation X , and for proficient grounds . After all , that was the whole point of the group in the first place ! When combined with an entering that mixed video recording clip with their live ingress , it was suitably anarchic for one of the most disorderly stalls in wrestling history . As a fun fact , a popular belief at the metre was that the original stem was actually performed by craze Against The Machine , but that was never really reliable .
5. Chris Jericho - Break The Walls Down
To realise why Jericho ’s musical theme deserve to be this gamy , you should understand that WWE has attempted to change his entrance music multiple times over the days , only to instantly switch back to the original tune almost immediately . It ’s hard to find anyone in wrestling whose music has become so close assort with their character that they ’ve maintain it for basically their intact WWE career , particularly when that covers a period where basically everyone in the troupe got remixes , re - interpretations , rap adaptation , and any telephone number of variants in purchase order to sell music cd ( kids , ask your parents what those are ) .
4. Shinsuke Nakamura - The Rising Sun
We do n’t call things “ instant classic ” that much any longer , but this theme fits that definition like few others . When Nakamura was about to make his NXT debut , many were disquieted that WWE would n’t be able to interchange his iconic entrance music from his meter in NJPW , as they ’d be unable or unwilling to grow the license . They should n’t have worry , as this combining of strings and synthesizer is as close to perfect a fit for the King of Strong Style as could perchance exist .
3. Triple H - The Game
What can we say , Motorhead makes great grappling theme music . How else could we explain two entrances from the fabled metal band in our top ten ? While there ’s a soft smear for “ My Time ” , his original theme as a principal event whiz , somewhere in our cold-blooded , black hearts , this is the medicine best associated with Triple H , who may indeed be the biggest Motorhead fan in the world . For a man who claims to be the King of baron , this entrance theme is suitably heroic .
2. CM Punk - Cult of Personality
In case you ever call into question how much WWE in reality valued CM Punk , they not only paid for this Living Color Song dynasty as his entering music ( Punk had previously used it in Ring of Honor ) , they preserve to pay royalty for using it in archival footage on the WWE web , instead of replacing it with a soundalike , which is their common practise with licensed euphony . Heck , they even got Living Color to diddle his entrance theme live at WrestleMania 29 !
1. Undertaker - Rest In Peace
It ’s fair to say that no entryway theme has collect as much of a response for as long of a fourth dimension period as The Undertaker ’s . Whatever the variation , two thing will always stay on consistent : the tolling of a funeral Alexander Melville Bell to get things start up , and the fact that no matter which variant plays , it will always raise goose bump on your flesh . A Brobdingnagian portion of the mystique of The Undertaker is in his preternatural entrance , and it just would n’t be the same without this incredible theme playing .
