The song’s harp-and-percussion opening gives way to an eerily soothing intro and then, with a dramatic rush of cymbals, the song settles into a looping, yet haunting tune that vacillates between menacing and triumphant hues. Henry’s monstrous presence also comes with a comedic side, being a part of some of the WWE’s most outrageous storylines of all time, from dating senior citizens to becoming the father of a mysterious human hand. Orton has been through several theme songs throughout his career and none of them have reached the bar like "Voices" has.

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The track truly brings an “end of times” mindset with it, which speaks volumes alongside Black’s silent death stare. World Wrestling Entertainment has always been known for its dramatic chair shots and body slams, but the theatrical “sports entertainment” program has also delivered some of the most recognizable original theme music in modern television.And even if you have no idea what “skanking” is, you’ll be on board with the punk-rock subculture after a single pass through the former NXT Champion’s bouncy entrance theme, “Worlds Apart.

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With the recognizable legend’s voice at the helm, Triple H’s theme translated one thing: that he was an unparalleled star.At that point we knew that we were in for some honest to goodness lying, cheating, and stealing and we were ready to see what he had up his sleeve for us each time. Could you imagine the Undertaker skipping down the ring while “Light it Up” echoed in the background? No worries — you won’t actually be charged unless the campaign reaches the minimum goal of 5,000 backers by 8/22/21.

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The two songs have many similarities (with the biggest being the fact that Motörhead is the performing artist for both), but there's something special about "The Game" that makes it the preferred theme to fans. Trust us: If the rumbling guitar doesn’t get you, the soaring blast of brass that makes up the song’s hook will. This song is powerful and if you need further proof of that, try setting it as your alarm clock ringtone. Rhodes’ song, which celebrated the “American Dream” and trumpeted this “common man” who looked nearly nothing of the wrestling type, was a funk-driven hit and became the soundtrack for pro wrestling’s most unlikely hero. The Game” is the third entrance theme written for, well, The Game, by Motörhead, the rock gods who have sold more than 30 million albums worldwide during the past 37 years.

Code Orange and Incendiary, the New York hardcore band who recorded the song, played Black’s introduction together live at Barclay’s Center last August in what was probably the best live-intro entrance the WWE has ever put together. The general population of the WWE fan base seems to be in agreement that Edge's theme song has earned its spot in at least the top five, if not the top spot. Well, that and the fact that he's 70 years old and could whoop our butts if he wanted to without having to put a dent in his fortune to hire anyone to do it for him. And perhaps most appropriately, it has the one element that Foley has heard plenty of in his career: handclaps. Learn more about this entrance stage below, check out our FAQ and get a part of Monday Night history!

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After Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson left the WWE in the early 2000s to try his luck at becoming a movie star, his pro wrestling appearances became sparse but “superstar” moments. If his split personalities showed any insight to different portions of Foley’s persona, the “Mankind” character clearly showed his dark and mysterious side.

Oftentimes, the WWE’s scariest characters are the ones who never say anything or reveal anything about themselves. Most professional wrestling songs that gain mainstream traction are simply because of their ties to wrestling and its enormous fanbase, but Banks’ theme is one of the few WWE tracks that you could see get serious radio play on its own merits. With their hip-hop makeover came a brand-new theme that sounded like something straight off a Coolio record. Anyone who ever did a stint in the Boy Scouts immediately recognized the phonetic alphabet spelling of the word Shield, but by that time it was already too late. Climb” the scaffolding backstage, or knock it down and “Crash” through the breakaway stage in front.