WWE Wrekkin Entrance Stage Playset

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Jericho’s long-running tenure in the WWF/WWE has made the track a generation-crossing wrestling hit that—like The Rock’s theme music—has gone through handfuls of versions and edits throughout the past two decades. We know that quite a few of them can be viewed as offensive as well (anyone else remember the Mexicools?

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Ric Flair entered the WWE arena "Stlyin' and Profilin'" with his classic entrance video being played. Lemmy and his band had no problem cranking out a song that was beyond cool while still retaining Motörhead’s trademark edge.No longer did he need a faction to watch his back as he had stepped out from the shadow of The Game on his own. This set will be the centerpiece of any WWE figure collection, ideal for play, display, and fan photography. The group’s thirst for dramatics—and blood—was part of the then-WWF’s efforts to build more inhuman, monster characters alongside The Undertaker and Kane during the Attitude Era.

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e. the theme song for current Smackdown Live star Carmella is a blatant rip off Iggy Azalea’s “Fancy”). Thus, it’s far from surprising that The World’s Most Dangerous Man’s entrance was highlighted by a powerful, pulsating guitar riff that was complemented by an ominous ringing bell — all symbolizing the controlled rage flowing through Ken Shamrock’s veins.That being said, it was highly appropriate for the song "Break it Down" by Jim Johnston to directly ask the crowd if they were ready for this group. To hammer home the point, the Canadian competitor employed a choir in his signature song to proclaim, “At last, you’re on your own! The Million Dollar Man’s unmistakable cackle opened a theme song that served as an infuriating reminder of the golden rule — as in the guy with the gold makes the rules. Tazz’s 2000 entry into WWE as a surprise opponent for Kurt Angle was meant to be a shock to the members of the WWE Universe crammed into Madison Square Garden.

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The guitar riffs are heavy and deliberate, as if each strike of the chords was a massive fist in the face from The World’s Largest Athlete. This particular entrance theme is a strong instrumental that is sure to get your heart racing — especially if you don't realize it's coming in the first place. This theme song is one of those which is still fun to listen to today whenever we start to really feel the whole left in our hearts by his passing. English musician Mark Crozer’s eerie, Southern-style “Broken Out in Love” was purchased by the WWE and has since been used as the entrance theme for their Manson-esque cult character Bray Wyatt and his “followers.They serve to complement gimmicks, and if they falsely advertise, they can end up burying a career faster than you can say “what? It may have been incendiary, but the song’s undeniably good time rock ‘n’ roll feel transcended the “cool, cocky and bad” persona that was exhibited both in and out of the ring by the Memphis native.

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And if anyone was ever not ecstatic about hearing DX's entrance theme, then we had two words for them: SUCK IT! Michaels' theme is upbeat enough to dance to, but it isn't like others which only offer that to the audience. This is why it's particularly disappointing that HHH has chosen to use another theme song, "King of Kings", when he's playing the role of a heel. Initially brushed off by the WWE as not being the right guy to be “the guy” holding its WWE Championship on TV each week, a tattooed and lean-looking Punk used his candid skills with a microphone to throw a coup within the company, spilling backstage secrets in revolutionary in-ring promos that blended off-screen reality with on-screen fiction. It went so well with Edge (whether he was a heel or not) that the vocals even sound like they could have come directly from Edge's mouth.His hard-rock entrance theme — a collaboration between WWE composer Jim Johnston and Downstait — appropriately sums up the irreverent attitude of The Awesome One, who has gone from locker-room pariah to one of the most talked-about Superstars today.