It may be true that you never get a second chance to make a first impression but when

you're a professional wrestler you will get multiple chances to turn up on live television

with potential new viewers every single week and make a new one, and as you'll soon find

out the very best wrestlers certainly know how to make an entrance and make a count.

I'm Adam Nicholas, this is Walk Culture Wrestling and these are 10 secret genius details

behind wrestler entrances.

10.

Malachai Black owns the Darkness

At AW Dynamite Homecoming Malachai Black appeared to materialize from some unknowable void

in an instantly iconic superstar entrance layered in its brilliance.

He ended through three phases of pitch blackness to convey the broad darkness at his

character's core, but this double is a neat metaphorical touch.

In his awesome squash match against Cody Rhodes, he exerted total dominance over his opponent.

This was a theatrical illustration of his violent in-ring mastery.

3.

It's also relevant.

He was Tommy End, and then Alistair Black, a character he has read to make sense of

its failure before transforming into Malachai.

In a somewhat left-field move, the sluggy agonized post-metal of Arm and Wrath sound dragged

him to the ring.

But it wasn't just used because it's a band of which Black is fond, the title of the

song, as illuminated by metal injection, shares a parallel with his character.

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