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So for fans of work rate and innovative in-ring action, wrestling has never been better.

Every major promotion is filled with performers who can really go, and from free TV to pay

per view, we're treated to high caliber matches every single week.

But let's be honest though, a lot of the time wrestling peaks with the athlete's entrances.

The moment you appear at the top of the ramp is the make or break moment.

Get it right and you've got the crowd on side for, pretty much whatever you want to do.

It's ultimately all about that connection, whether you've got a theme song that gets

the full arena singing along, some crowd participation or call and response that everyone

just needs to be a part of, or just simply an aura that makes you impossibly watchable.

Fans will be anticipating your arrival every single time.

I'm Jules, this is WhatCulture.com, and these are the 10 most over entrances in wrestling

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