Tunesday: Eight of the Best WWE Theme Songs

"D-Generation X Entrance" by WWE

First, the movement that revolutionized the WWE. D-Generation X brings all the attitude and aggression you need to jump in the ring. With a mix of aggressive guitar riffs and anti-establishment lyrics, this song perfectly captures the rebellious nature of the faction and has solidified itself as one of the most memorable entrance themes in WWE history.

"Booyaka 619 (Rey Mysterio)" by P.O.D. & WWE

This high-energy anthem perfectly matches the fast-paced, high-flying wrestling style of Rey Mysterio. Its catchy chorus blends hip-hop and Latin influences, perfectly representing Rey’s heritage and dynamic presence in the ring with a nod to the wrestler’s roots in San Diego with the inclusion of the 619 area code. This iconic track has become synonymous with one of WWE’s most beloved underdogs.

"You Can't Hide (Asuka)" by WWE

Asuka has made quite the name for herself in the world of WWE. As the "Empress of Tomorrow," Asuka has wowed fans with her mix of hard-hitting strikes and technical prowess, earning her a reputation as one of the most formidable and exciting performers in WWE. The mix of electronic and hard rock elements amplifies her mystique and warrior persona, making it one of WWE’s most powerful and fitting entrance themes.

"Some Bodies Gonna Get It (Entrance Theme) (Mark Henry)" by WWE feat. Three 6 Mafia

As the "World’s Strongest Man," Mark Henry earned a reputation with fans as a legitimate powerhouse and one of the most physically imposing athletes in the company. This collaboration with Grammy-winning Three 6 Mafia gave the theme a gritty, street-ready vibe that resonated with fans, emphasizing Henry’s role as a dominating performer who could bulldoze through any opponent.

"Demon In Your Dreams (Rhea Ripley)" by WWE feat. Motionless In White

Rhea Ripley quickly rose through the ranks, earning a reputation as a fearless competitor. Fans have embraced Ripley as a dominant force, admiring her punk-inspired look and raw power. This entrance theme is a perfect reflection of her fierce and rebellious persona. With Motionless in White providing just enough aggression and intense tone, this song sets the tone for Ripley’s no-nonsense attitude and imposing presence in the ring.

"The Time Is Now (John Cena)" by WWE

John Cena’s reputation with fans is legendary — he’s one of the most polarizing figures in WWE history. Loved by many for his work ethic, charisma and dedication while simultaneously drawing “Cena Sucks” chants from others, he still commands respect for his contributions to the industry. With its instantly recognizable trumpet intro and bold, confident lyrics, this track embodies Cena’s never-give-up attitude and larger-than-life presence in WWE. It’s a song that has become synonymous with his character as a true hero and role model for fans.

"Time To Rock & Roll (Trish Stratus)" by WWE

Trish Stratus earned immense respect from fans for breaking barriers and evolving into a top in-ring performer during an era when women’s wrestling was often overlooked. Her blend of athleticism, charisma and undeniable work ethic made her a trailblazer in the women’s division, securing her status as a beloved legend. With its upbeat, catchy rhythm and empowering lyrics, the song sets the stage for her transition from a model to one of the most accomplished female wrestlers in WWE history.

"Holla (Kelly Kelly)" by WWE

For our finishing move, we’ve got to include the wrestler so nice they named her twice: Kelly Kelly. Although not initially known for her in-ring skills, Kelly Kelly worked hard to improve throughout her career, eventually earning a Divas Championship title. Fans appreciated her effort and perseverance, along with her ability to connect with the audience. “Holla” is a fun and energetic track that matches her bubbly personality and presence in the WWE. The upbeat vibe of the song reflects her role as one of the most popular Divas of her time, capturing fans’ attention with her charm.