Current Favorites:
- Roman Reigns: The Shield's theme music is some of my favorite entrance theme music ever, so naturally Roman's remix is one of my top favorites right now.
- Bray Wyatt: I was a little bit iffy on this theme song when it was first posted a few days before The Wyatt Family debuted, simply because the chorus sounded a little too happy to me at first for their original promos. But the song fits Bray to a "T" & has already become one of my all-time favorites.
- Dean Ambrose: That engine starting up & buliding is iconic & perfect for Ambrose. The song itself is somewhat simple but it works since it's a nice, driving, rock track that has the craziness of the engine sound to make it stand out & resemble "The Lunatic Fringe".
- Luke Harper & Erick Rowan: A solid rock track with a country twang that was accented by their theatrics & the lights going out to start. It looks like we won't hear this theme much anymore, unless one of them uses it as a solo theme song, but I thought it was a solid choice for them as a tag team.
- Brock Lesnar: I've always loved Brock's theme song, it just screams "Ruthless Aggression" & that entire era to me. Also as much as I love his UFC style stage pyro, I really like that his ring corner pyro is back when he jumps onto the ring apron. I always liked that pyro & I think it fits him better than Bobby Lashley or anyone else that has ever used it.
- The Miz: I think he still uses the same "I came to play" theme song but either way it's really the movie style intro with the guy saying "quiet on the set" that has made this from an average at best theme song a year or so ago to a nearly iconic opening to a possibly long time character.
Current Least Favorites:
- Sami Zayn: His first couple theme songs were okay, nothing that stood out but nothing really bad either. His new theme on the other hand sounds like a pop song they'd choose for a Diva.
- Seth Rollins: I actually like Rollins' theme song but it's WAY too generic & it just reminds me of a bland version of Edge's final theme.
- Cesaro: Cesaro & Barrett have easily had the worst luck out of any superstars in recent memory in terms of bad theme music but Cesaro has now become the undisputed king of constantly changing from bad theme to bad theme that doesn't fit him since Barrett finally has some solid music now. At 1st I think Cesaro just had some generic entrance track, then that hip-hop song, then I think it was an earlier version of the song he has now, then of course came his time with The Real Americans when he used that theme, then the song he has now but with a different siren sound intro & now the version he has now with the updated siren opening. & what's really sad is out of all those, except The Real Americans theme, they all sucked & even The Real Americans theme didn't really fit him as a solo competitor.
- Randy Orton: I've never been a big fan of Orton's "Voices" theme & IMO his best theme was "Burn This Light". Also the whole angle from 2009 where he had that disorder & heard voices is long over, so I don't see how the song is even relevant to his character anymore. Shouldn't his song have something to do with snakes or him being The Viper? Unless of course WWE is alluding to the fact that Randy is secretly playing a Voldemort character & he hears people speaking slytherin tongue in his head, then that would make total & complete logical, sense.
- John Cena: Same deal with Cena, he hasn't had a rapper gimmick for years now, why does he have a theme song with him rapping in it? Let alone one talking about him coming up the ranks & his time "being now"? If a theme song has lyrics or an obvious over-arching theme that doesn't apply to the performers character anymore, them the performer should be given updated or new music. Jericho is the perfect example IMO, his theme has always fit him well but when he changed a lot of things about his persona & became a heel in 2008 he started using a differnet version of his theme music to signify that change. Same deal when he teamed with The Big Show as Jeri-Show. They were a heel team & he was acting different than he used to so it was a more hardcore version of his song mixed with Big Show's theme song.
