Top 10 Current WWE Entrance Songs

Entrance songs signify the appearance of a superstar in the WWE. The song is associated with this superstar for the rest of their career, as it makes that big of an impact.

A good entrance song in the WWE is extremely marketable, as it can be sold to the fans. Whether the WWE has used Motorhead, Alter Bridge or Disturbed, great entrance music has been made and given to top superstars.

Here are the top 10 entrance songs for competitors currently wrestling in the WWE.

No. 10: CM Punk

Title: Cult of Personality

Performed by: Living Colour

Personally, I was a much bigger fan of "This Fire Burns" by Killswitch Engage, but this song is perfectly suited for CM Punk and is a classic.

The lyrics are powerful and the instrumental of the song compliments Punk's style of wrestling. Even though he seems like a heavy metal guy, this song is great too.

No. 9: Ezekiel Jackson

Title: Domination

Performed by: Evan Jones

What do you get when you combine one of the worst conceived ideas for an event and one of the worst wrestlers in the WWE? "Domination," Ezekial Jackson's entrance song with the Brawl for All instrumental and Evan Jones rapping.

The fact of the matter is the song is good. It was creative to make a rap song out of a rock riff. The lyrics are good and the song pumps you up (unless Ezekiel Jackson is walking down the ramp, then you are just bummed out).

No. 8: Dolph Ziggler

Title: Here to Show the World

Performed by: Downstait

Downstait has done a number of songs for the WWE, but this is by far their best. Not only is it a good song, but it fits Dolph Ziggler's "show-off personality."

The beginning of the song may be the best part, as it gets right to the point. Definitely a song you can listen to in the car or while doing homework.

No. 7: Rey Mysterio

Title: Booyaka 619

Performed by: P.O.D.

The song is fast paced and exciting, just like Rey Mysterio's wrestling style. POD has always been one of the better alternative rock bands, and this rap-influenced rock song proves why again.

The "booyaka" in the background definitely makes the song better, making it more recognizable.

No. 6: Hunico/Camacho

Title: Respeto

Performed by: Reychesta Secret Weapon

Although you may not be able to understand the lyrics, that doesn't mean this song is bad. In fact, it is one of my favorite theme songs. I can't really sing along, so I just speak gibberish to make up for it.

Not only is it a good song, it's quite fitting to the Mexican "gangsta" gimmicks that Hunico and Camacho have.

No. 5: Evan Bourne

Title: Born to Win

Performed by: Mutiny Within

Maybe all of Evan Bourne's failed drug tests have come from hanging out with rock stars?  

Nevertheless, Bourne's entrance song is an amazing instrumental with awesome lyrics. The guitar solo in the middle is fantastic, sounding like it is coming out of an arcade machine.

No. 4: Randy Orton

Title: Voices

Performed by: Rev Theory

This song is quite the opposite of Rev Theory's party song, "Hell Yeah," which was the theme of Blue Mountain State. Either way, this theme is not only fitting to Orton, it is a great song.

The lyrics are great, the instrumental is powerful and the flow is perfect for a guy known as "The Apex Predator."

No. 3: Sheamus

Title: Written in My Face

Performed by: Sean Jenness

The Irish feeling of this song and Jenness' voice make this a personal favorite of mine. The song screams anger and destruction.

The general flow is great, which has led to another amazing entrance song by the WWE. Love or hate Sheamus, you have got to love this song.

No. 2: Mark Henry

Title: Some Bodies Gonna Get It

Performed by: Three 6 Mafia

The funny thing about this song is that it is performed by one of the most famous rap groups of all-time and it was given to Mark Henry when he was a mid-card performer. If he had got it in the middle of his World Heavyweight Championship run, that would have made more sense.

This song is typical Three 6 Mafia, as they go hard on the track and produce a great rap. It reminds me of their song for the movie Rocky Balboa titled "It's a Fight."

No. 1: Drew McIntyre

Title: Broken Dreams

Performed by: Shaman's Harvest

Drew McIntyre may not get much TV time anymore, and he may job to almost everybody on the WWE roster, but by God is his entrance music great.

The song is eerie, but perfect. The lyrics are dark, as is the instrumental. All in all, the song is a masterpiece.

Unfortunately, we rarely hear it these days.

Let me know below in the comments what you think. Again, this is opinion, so all of this is debatable.