Entrances in many ways are the best thing about wrestling.

I mean, where else can you walk out dressed like a clown with awesome music blaring as thousands of people just accept that this is the peak of existence?

Exactly. Of course, a list like this needs to be updated every single year, but just as I love talking about men and women walking to the ring, yeah.

Here is the 25 most iconic WWE entrances ever. Until tomorrow or until

somebody else does something cool. I'm Simon Miller. That was not in the correct order. Number 25,

Seth Rollins at WrestleMania 41. So let us start with some recency bias just because I know

it's fun to talk about things that are fresh in the memory. Seth Rollins' ringwalk Mania 41 was excellent. There was even a nerd story behind it because

after Seth first strutted out, he was dressed in black, decided to pull the trigger on a

flamethrower. I mean, why not? The lights then darkened to when they returned. Rollins was now

decked out in all white, which of course reminded us all of that long-told Vince McMahon's story.

He had actively informed Seth to no longer wear that colour after a summer slam.

Finally, it was back.

There was a narrative to this too, given what Rollins was about to do.

He sort of reversed it.

But while he was walking in on the good side, he was going to leave on the bad, him budding up with Paul Heyman, one could say

was like burning it all down. I'm sorry. We also had to do something like this as well because

in the buildup, a lot of the focus had been on CN punk, Roman Reigns and their relationship with

Paul. Before the bell even rang, Rollins had evened that out. If you want to be super nerdy and

fantasy book, you could even say this was part of the long game too.

Setting fire to things at WrestleMania is Very the Rock at WrestleMania 32. And it's long been thought eventually settled cozy up to the final boss.

We wait and see. Number 24, The Fiend at SummerSlam 2019.

2019 was awful for WWE.

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