Top 10 Most Memorable WWE WrestleMania Entrances

Here’s a countdown of the top 10 most memorable WWE WrestleMania entrances that continue to be fan favorites WrestleMania, the grandest stage of them all, isn’t just about in-ring battles. The elaborate entrances of the superstars themselves are a spectacle in their own right, setting the tone for the match and electrifying the audience.

10. The Undertaker’s WrestleMania XIX Entrance (2003):

• The Entrance: The arena plunged into darkness as the iconic gong resonated. A spotlight illuminated the top of the ramp, where a druidic figure emerged, carrying an urn. As he slowly descended, the lights revealed The Undertaker in his iconic Deadman persona, complete with a long black coat and a sinister grin. This entrance perfectly embodied the mystique and fear associated with The Undertaker.

9. Triple H’s King of Kings Entrance ( WWE WrestleMania X-Seven, 2001):

• The Entrance: A regal theme song boomed as a crown descended from the ceiling. Triple H, adorned in a king’s robe and flanked by Stephanie McMahon, walked down the ramp with a confident swagger. This entrance cemented Triple H’s “King of Kings” persona and established him as a dominant force in the WWE.

8. The Rock’s Electrifying Entrance (WWE WrestleMania X-Eight, 2002):

• The Entrance: The arena erupted as The Rock’s electrifying theme song hit. He strutted down the ramp, soaking in the cheers of the crowd and interacting with fans. His signature eyebrow raise and catchphrase, “Finally, The Rock has come home to WrestleMania,” solidified his connection with the audience and set the stage for a memorable main event.

7. John Cena’s Light Up Entrance (WWE WrestleMania XXVIII, 2012):

• The Entrance: The stadium lights dimmed, and John Cena’s entrance music filled the air. The ramp transformed into a neon spectacle, illuminated with Cena’s signature colors – green, yellow, and red. Cena emerged, bathed in the light, and his high-energy entrance perfectly captured his larger-than-life persona.

6. Edge’s Spear Entrance (WWE WrestleMania XXIV, 2008):

• The Entrance: Edge speared his way through a giant video screen, shattering it dramatically. He emerged from the wreckage, his entrance music blaring, and walked down the ramp with an air of defiance. This theatrical entrance symbolized Edge’s ruthless fighting style and his determination to win at all costs.

5. Shawn Michaels’ WrestleMania XXVI Entrance (2010):

• The Entrance: A lone spotlight illuminated Shawn Michaels, clad in his iconic white and black gear, standing atop a giant heart-shaped stage. He descended slowly, fireworks erupting around him. The entrance was a poignant reminder of Michaels’ legendary career and his emotional return to WrestleMania.

4. The Ultimate Warrior’s WrestleMania VI Entrance (1990):

• The Entrance: The Ultimate Warrior’s entrance was pure chaos. He ran down the ramp with unmatched intensity, his face contorted in a battle cry. The crowd responded with thunderous cheers, feeding off Warrior’s electrifying energy. This entrance perfectly embodied his over-the-top persona and his connection with the audience.

3. The Brood’s Entrance (WrestleMania XIV, 1998):

• The Entrance: Darkness engulfed the arena as an eerie song filled the air. The Brood, consisting of The Undertaker, Mankind, and Gangrel, emerged from the stage, shrouded in mist and carrying torches. The gothic visuals and unsettling atmosphere created a truly unique and memorable entrance.

2. Hulk Hogan’s WrestleMania VI Entrance (1990):

• The Entrance: Hulk Hogan’s iconic theme song reverberated through the stadium. He emerged from a giant American flag, his muscles rippling, and walked down the ramp with a determined look. This entrance perfectly captured Hogan’s larger-than-life persona and his status as America’s hero in professional wrestling.

1. Stone Cold Steve Austin’s Beer Truck Entrance ( WWE WrestleMania X-Seven, 2001):

• The Entrance: In a moment of pure rebellion, Stone Cold Steve Austin arrived in a beer truck, chugging a beer and spraying the crowd. He flipped the double birds to his opponent, Vince McMahon, atop the truck. This unscripted and chaotic entrance perfectly embodied Austin’s anti-establishment character and his “don’t care” attitude, solidifying him as