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Ten most iconic entries in the history of WWE
These entries almost had the same recipe, some catchy music paired with some fun antics and you have your iconic entry ready.
WWE is one of the most entertaining events in the world. The wrestling event has been an important part of the childhood of the 90s generation. The unique look of the wrestlers and their intriguing storyline always left the fans awestruck on most occasions. Another attractive aspect of the wrestlers was their dramatic entry into the wrestling ring. These entries almost had the same recipe, some catchy music paired with some fun antics and you have your iconic entry ready. On that note, let’s take a look at the top 10 best entrances in the history of WWE:
1) Batista
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Batista had one of the most explosive entries in WWE. The Wrestler would mimic firing a gun as the fireworks exploded behind him upon his entrance. He would then punch the air fiercely on the final explosion and run straight to the ring to pin down his opponents.
2) John Cena
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John Cena became one of the most popular wrestlers in the mid-2000s. His popularity led to people dressing up like him wearing shorts and a cap. His entry has one of the most catchy songs in WWE history. The WWE star would just come running as soon as the song was played energetically making the crowd go berserk.
3) Kane
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Kane has one of the most epic storylines in the history of WWE. He emerged as the brother of the Undertaker and the duo had many memorable matches going forward against each other. He took the WWE by storm when he emerged from the dark as a masked mysterious character for the first time. The colour red is synonymous with Kane in WWE as the entire arena would turn red upon his arrival where he would be seen engulfed by flames all around him.
4) Triple H
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If you ever wanna see the most energetic entry of the WWE, you have to see Triple H. The wrestler would make his entrance on metal rock music with a soda in his hand which he would later drink and spit high up in the air. His iconic entrance was mimicked by his fans all around the world.
5) Rey Mysterio
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Rey Mysterio made his WWE debut on 25th July 2002 against Chavo Guerrero. He emerged as one of the most agile wrestlers in the ring. Mysterio’s iconic entrance began with him jumping out on the entry like the superhero ‘Spiderman’. His iconic finishing move ‘619’ was always the main attraction of his matches.
6) Randy Orton
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Randy Orton had one of the most simple entries in WWE. He would just nonchalantly walk towards the ring with his entry song being played in the background. His swagger was loved by fans all around as he would quietly enter stamping his authority in the ring.
7) Edge
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Edge is another wrestler who had a really catchy entry song. He arrived in the wrestling arena full of energy behaving like a maniac. Edge’s body language straight away sent the message that ‘the man means business’.
8) The Rock
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Before coming into the movies, The Rock had a successful wrestling career in the WWE. His famous wink is still fresh in the memories of the fans. The Rock’s entry was widely loved by fans who would go absolutely berserk as soon as his entrance music was played in the arena. The Rock had a huge fan following during his wrestling career who also went on to become a fan of his acting.
9) Mr McMahon
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The chairman and CEO of WWE Vince McMahon was also known for his entertaining entry into the arena. His peculiar walking style was the highlight of all his iconic entrances to the Wrestling ring. From managing the WWE, doing commentary and even fighting in the ring, there was nothing that Mr Mcmahon can’t do. He even came up with several bizarre storylines in WWE which included him.
10) The Undertaker
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The ‘Phenom’ had the most iconic and spine-chilling. Undertaker’s entry was surely not for the faint-hearted with ‘the dead man standing’ walking to the ring acting as if a supernatural force is guiding him. The entire entry sequence was so perfectly performed by Mark William Calaway that even today his entry is widely missed by fans during any WWE event.
