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A wrestler's entrance is so important, it can make or break them.

I mean one of the reasons I think the undertaker had such longevity is because his walk to the ring was so damn cool, you'd buy a ticket to see it live.

As ever many a performer has then decided the best way they could take advantage of this is to add their personality to it, and well the results have been mixed.

So I'm time for what culture please do subscribe, this is 10 wrestlers who performed their own theme songs.

Number 10, Chris Jericho and Judas.

Chris Jericho was always going to do something different when he arrived in AEW.

He decided years ago to always reinvent himself, so given he was arriving in a brand new promotion, no way we were going to get anything that we'd seen before.

On this occasion this included a brand new entrance song.

While he had used broke the walls down for most of his WWE career, this was the time to throw his entire being into his ring walk, so he went for a song that he and his band Fuzzy had written.

Now this was quite the gamble given how wrestling fans can be, but man was this an inspired choice.

Not only did it just click, but the audience loved it so much, it became par for the course.

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