Wrestling entrance music exists in a category separate from the wrestling stars themselves. Yes, some of the greatest wrestlers of all time also have some of the best entrance themes of all time, but many below-average wrestlers have had entrance themes that superseded their careers in brilliance. Today, there are plenty of themes that will be remembered forever from Roman Reign's theme, Head of The Table, to Shinsuke's Rising Sun.
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There are also many superstars on the current WWE roster that are way overdue for a new entrance theme. Whether the music is just plain bad or no longer fits the wrestler's persona, all ten of these stars could benefit greatly from a change to their entrance music.
10 Dominik Mysterio
There have been rumors of Dominik Mysterio going solo for over a year, but this still hasn't happened. Yes, he is a part of a tag team with his dad, Rey Mysterio, so it makes sense that he would share the same entrance song.
Still, Dominik has competed in quite a few matches without his father, and since, logically, he won't be able to wrestle next to his father forever, it makes sense for him to have his own theme as the first step to his career as a solo performer. This is not uncommon, and it could be the jolt Dominik needs since his career has been pretty stagnant as of late.
9 Doudrop
Doudrop has risen the ranks in the WWE women's division. She's not a main event star, but does well in the midcard and has, for the most part, pulled off her heel turn. Her current entrance theme, I Does It, ironically, does nothing for her. The lyrics don't fit her persona since it mentions her doing a DDT, which she rarely if ever does.
It also comes off as an inspiring theme song that emits hope a few seconds into the theme, which is the complete opposite of her persona. Doudrop is not wishy-washy, and her song should match that persona.
8 Sami Zayn
Although he is a heel, and it makes sense for fans to no longer be treated to his well-received theme song Worlds Apart, his current entrance music, This Is It is nothing special. Sami gets more airtime than the average mid-carder, so his generic entrance music has become a constant annoyance during SmackDown. Ironically, the Worlds Apart intro is the only positive thing about This Is It.
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The song could not be more lackluster and a change could serve Sami well since he's already known for one iconic tune.
7 Ricochet
Ricochet is one of the most talented performers on the WWE roster. His failure to become a megastar is due mostly to poor booking and his average skills on the microphone. Ricochet's entrance theme also does him no favors. It's About To Go Down is as low energy of a song that could've been given to one of the most high-energy performers.
The chants throughout the music of "hey" and "come on" also make no sense in regard to Ricochet. The fact that the song could also be put on any "no-name" superstar and have the same impact as a veteran like Ricochet is also a part of the problem.
6 Happy Corbin
Corbin has had a very up and down career in the WWE and so have his entrance themes. When he had Superhuman as his entrance song, many could argue he had one of the best of the entire roster. Currently, he has one of the worst songs on the entire roster. Although the slot machine sounds at the beginning of the song do give the audience a slight peek into Corbin's new persona, The Good Life is not good overall. The EDM-style beat does not match Corbin who is supposed to be a "smug monster."
It's also a dance song and dancing is not remotely a part of Corbin's persona. It was a mismatch from the first time it played, like the "lottery winner" gimmick is a mismatch on Corbin, and could learn a lot from some better "rich guys entrance songs" from Shane McMahon and JBL.
5 Liv Morgan
Liv Morgan sometimes shows signs of being the next "big thing." Her booking is often hit or miss, but the potential for her to be a major superstar is there. Her current theme song, Watch Me, is a different story. Although the song is not horrible, it does not stand out in a crowd. If it weren't for the classic Liv intro, she would be lost entirely when the song played.
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It seems if she is supposed to be the next big star, her entrance theme should be in the upper tier of entrance themes, but Watch Me is nothing special.
4 Reggie
Reggie is one of the most gifted athletes on the entire roster. He can do things as a high-flyer that very few can pull off. He's made his time in the 24/7 title division memorable, which is all you can ask for from someone chasing after a green belt. He does have singles matches and despite being a fan favorite his entrance theme is not.
Encore sounds like a bad rip-off of the Everybody Hates Chris theme song. It's upbeat and that's the only part of it that matches Reggie. It's also forgettable after four seconds, which will not bode well long-term for Reggie.
3 Nikki A.S.H
Nikki's superhero gimmick has lost a ton of its luster. Although it seemed to pique some interest when she first debuted the mask and cape, it's become one of the stranger gimmicks, not in a good way. Her entrance theme did no favors to help the gimmick get over with fans.
It seems with something as simple as a "superhero persona" Nikki could have many great options for a theme song, but the one she has, Spirit to Win, is too generic. If she plans to keep the gimmick going, a new theme song that actually sounds superhero-ish could go a long way for Nikki.
2 Ciampa
When Ciampa joined the WWE main roster, he also joined the "downgraded theme song" roster. No One Will Survive was one of the best songs an NXT wrestler ever had, and Fight to Survive is one of the blandest on the current roster. Throwing guitars and drums together arbitrarily will never work without purpose.
Fight to Survive seems to lack purpose and although Ciampa has only been on the main roster for a few months, he's not made any major impact and his theme song has made even less impact.
1 Becky Lynch
Yes, Celtic Invasion will go down in history as one of the best entrance theme songs of all time. It has perfectly matched "Big Time Becks" for most of her career, but now that she is a mean, stern heel, the song feels out of place. The shouts at the beginning of the music still gets fans to cheer because they instantly remember the old Becky Lynch.
She's pulled off her new heel turn and, in the same way, "Hollywood Hogan" coming out to "Real American" would be strange, the more Lynch gets heat as a heel, the more Celtic Invasion seems to be out of place. Having a second iconic theme could be another achievement in Lynch's already illustrious career.
