Top 10 Best WWE Theme Songs

Metalingus really fits the name of the song well. It's a burst of energy that could get anyone hyped. Imagine being the guy who gets to come out to that song through a cloud of smoke as the pyro blasts off behind you.

Edge definitely made the right call to bring this song as his entrance when the band was just starting out. It could be argued that Edge helped bring Alter Bridge to a larger audience. Years later, the band is not only going strong but has been one of alternative metal's best acts in recent years. Fortress has been widely acclaimed, and The Last Hero has charted in the top 10 on the Billboard 200.

If you enjoy Metalingus, you'll enjoy Alter Bridge. And if you haven't been keeping up with WWE recently, you may be glad to hear that whenever Edge makes a special appearance, he still comes out to this tune even over a decade later.

UPDATE: He's back! Through a sheer miracle of modern surgeries and maintaining his health, he somehow defied the odds. He had to retire in 2011 due to a previous neck injury but returned to action at the start of 2020.

"I Hear Voices" is one of my favorite theme songs ever. Every time I listen to "I hear voices in my head," my childhood memories come back. Randy Orton is my favorite WWE superstar ever. I am a huge fan of The Viper. This song is only suitable for "The Viper," "The Legend Killer," or "Apex Predator."

Finally, Randy Orton is one of the most overrated top wrestlers in history. This name is epic in WWE.

Randy Orton's song gets everyone pumped up when it starts playing. It's epic and so dramatic. When Randy Orton slowly walks out to this song, it just makes everything seem much more legendary.

The recent Pop/Rock music-fed PG WWE generation knows heavy metal only because of The Game by Motorhead! This song is a masterpiece as it encapsulates Triple H for what he is. It's not like other theme songs that are selected randomly, except for some top stars in WWE. Voices is good, but not as strong as The Game. Sorry, Rev Theory, but you just can't play The Game with Voices like that.

It's Motorhead. What else really needs to be said? The Game fits Triple H perfectly and always gets me hyped up before a match. Triple H also has the greatest entrance of all time.

This was my favorite song before it was CM Punk's entrance, but then my favorite wrestler got my favorite song. However, it's not for that reason alone. The reason it is the best ever is because it really does solidify Punk. It is him, he is the cult of personality. No theme has ever completely got it spot on like this song did.

This should be number 3. I loved this song even before it was CM Punk's theme. Possible unknown spoilers here, but after the scandal in AEW, it reminds me of what happened with that. I still like it though.

This is the best rock song ever used by WWE - a real rock song. No offense to Motorhead. They are good, but to match Triple H, they built it slow. Maybe it was good ten years ago, but not now. So, finally, Punk rules.

It fit perfectly for Punk, whether he was a heel or a face. It's such a shame he changed to that Cult of Personality song. It's even more of a shame that he left WWE.

At the first part of this song, it brings out the evil in you. Then it gets deep and you feel like the most inspirational badass on the planet.

This was such a good theme for Kane. It was so sad when they got rid of it.

Cool rock song. I love the countdown, then the pyro. Later, the lyrics come in. It's a kind of slow rock tune that's awesome!

My favorite WWE song isn't really a WWE song. It's the New World Symphony for Imperium. Though no NXT UK songs are on the list, my second favorite WWE theme is Jericho's Break the Walls Down. If you want to talk about rock WWE songs, Break the Walls Down is the first phrase that comes out of my mouth.

Fits the wrestler perfectly, and the Titantron entrance complements it perfectly.

"Deceived by my eyes, and all I was told I should see, opinions not mine, the person they taught me to be." Honestly, I'm not a huge Christian fan, but this song kicks ass and could easily be played on the radio as a standalone song. This song is really deep. It talks about shutting out everything that people tell you to do, or say, or be, and finding your own path in life instead of one that others have paved for you.

I think it's because Christian isn't one of the top wrestlers that this song isn't that popular. But I think if a big artist performed it, or if Edge and Christian swapped songs, it would shine on the billboards. This song is so amazing. It reflects pain and shame and how the sufferer has tried and succeeded in making it. "In the darkness, light will take you to the other side" - just awesome.

The most soothing of the WWE theme songs, this might be the best-known song among WWE fans. You hear those first few notes and immediately know who's arriving.

That gong and chorus sound captivate fans like no other! It's chilling yet very beautiful at the same time.

His music is a moment you just stop and watch as the legend slowly walks to the ring!

The Great White indeed has the best theme song in WWE history. He is one of the best wrestlers in WWE history.

He is one of the best young wrestlers born. He has the best moves in WWE. He is the most dangerous superstar in WWE. He has defeated stars like John Cena, Triple H, and Randy Orton.

This song captures the best angry image of Sheamus. It provokes the burning passion within every one of us. It brings out the self-pride that rejuvenates me to reach my goal.

This song is great. However, his 2015 song is so much better. I happen to like Sheamus now, but even if you hate him and or find him boring, it's pretty hard to deny that his new song is awesome.

I've been a fan of Hogan's since childhood. His Real American theme song is truly American. If you don't like it, then you're not a Real American.

This is THE song that gets crowds pumped every single time it's heard. Hulkamania is immortal because of this song!

Anyone who doesn't vote for this didn't grow up in the '80s!

It should be in the top ten greatest theme songs, after Benoit and Bret Hart.

Crowd silence. Glass shatters. Crowd goes insane.

I can't imagine a glass-shattering noise without a massive pop.

I love when the glass shatters and then Stone Cold comes in the ring fired up.

Miles better than his current one. This was catchy as hell and suited him perfectly. Voices is about as subtle as a brick when it comes to tying it into his character. This didn't feel forced at all.

Best song in the history of WWE/WWF. It just makes you feel epic. It should be first, ahead of Voices. Legend Killer forever.

It may not fit the Viper gimmick, but this song is superior to Voices. When you hear it, get ready for a lot of pyro and one-handed RKOs.

The song you want to play at your funeral.

You knew when you heard this that people would start flipping out.

I'm literally listening to this right now! It's freakin' amazing!

It should be number 1!

Endeverafter truly did an amazing job on this piece of art.

Shinsuke has an amazing theme that gets stuck in your head instantly! In fact, this song is one of the main reasons why he's so popular with fans and why his entrance is seen as one of the best. The Rising Sun is a masterpiece that makes you feel pumped up and inspired. It seems like it would fit in perfectly as part of the soundtrack of a movie.

Shinsuke's debut might be the most epic in history, thanks to this theme. It's a shame he didn't become a top-tier main-eventer.

This song is so catchy! It is also perfect for Nakamura's personality.

It's the in-your-face, don't-tell-me-what-to-do '90s attitude that makes this leitmotif awesome.

The best stable in history wouldn't be as good without such an awesome entrance theme.

This is the best song I have ever heard in my life. I love it so much that I have it on my iPad. The Miz is awesome, and this is the best WWE song I have ever heard.

I cannot decide which one is my favorite theme - John Cena or The Miz! They are just awesome.

1. Drew McIntyre - Broken Dreams
2. The Miz - I Came to Play
3. Jeff Hardy - No More Words

Definitely a great entrance with two machine guns and a great soundtrack that clearly says he is a lonely superstar in WWE (I Walk Alone). He is one of the most intense and great superstars of all time.

One of my favorite choruses in WWE. The slow and powerful first line followed by the quick jabs from lines two and three are great.

Such a sick track. It fits Dave so well!