But one of his most infamous nicknames is The Ultimate Opportunist. Edge – “Metalingus” by Alter BridgeĪdam Copeland, aka Edge, is known by many names-The Rated R Superstar, Guns N’ Roses of Wrestling (that one is self-given), Sexton Hardcastle. Teeth-rotting sweet with a hint of danger, just like her entrance theme. There’s also the more cautionary lyrics such as, “She’ll tear your heart out.” When Kanellis comes out on the stage and does her signature kiss toward the ring, it’s like a bit of sweetness before the hurt she intends to inflict on her opponent. The moment you hear the opening lyrics, it’s hard not to smile. That’s the vibes “ With Legs Like That ” are giving, which pair well with Maria Kanellis’ persona. Read more: Machine Gun Kelly is starring in a horror musical podcast for Halloween Maria Kanellis – “With Legs Like That” by ZebraheadĪ sunny day, driving down the highway with the windows down and a cold bottle of something fizzy.
Here are 15 alternative artists who allowed wrestlers to use their songs as entrance themes. But what about those themes that come from gracious artists who allow their songs to be used in the squared circle? We wanted to highlight and give thanks to several of them, from the much-beloved Motörhead to the underrated Zebrahead.
For big companies such as WWE and IMPACT Wrestling, many of the themes are made by in-house producers who work with each performer to craft an entrance theme that fits both their style and aura.įor instance, WWE is known for using the likes of Jim Johnston and CFO$ for their entrance themes, while IMPACT Wrestling uses Dale Oliver to craft the music performers come down the ramp to. It’s a part of a wrestler’s identity and how the fans know who’s coming through the curtain at the beginning of a match. In wrestling, music is just as important as the gear a competitor wears to the ring or their finisher that’s used to end a match.
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