The following week, Orton literally spat in Triple H's face while refusing to give him the title belt before hitting him with it and leaving through the crowd, turning face. Long story short, Orton was kicked out of the group the next night. However, this didn't sit well with Triple H, leader of Evolution at the same time, in which Orton was a part of.
"Ain't No Grave" by Johnny Cash (The Undertaker)Īt SummerSlam 2004, Randy Orton made history by becoming the youngest WWE World Heavyweight Champion in history when he defeated Chris Benoit for the title. Here are entrance themes that I would love for the following WWE wrestlers to use again. However, there's been entrance themes that's been used that fans just could never get enough of, and would love for the wrestlers to bring back because of how great the songs were. Trust me, we've all done it at least once.Ī wrestler would stick to one entrance theme for a while, and then there comes a time where the song has to be changed for reasons being the wrestler wanted to try something new, there was a change in character (ex., a heel turn) or fans got tired of the current one. We even picture ourselves walking around in public pretending we're making an entrance with that wrestler's song. We all have our favorite entrance themes for different reasons. We hear wrestlers use music for their entrances, and everytime we hear their song play, we know who's coming. Without music, it honestly wouldn't be more fun. For decades, WWE has always included music for its product. Music has always been a huge part in the wrestling industry to the point where it's become a very important element in a wrestler's character and the show itself.
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