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Dec 26, 2023 · If pro wrestling had a music chart, “Big Pressure” by Swerve Strickland and Flash Garments would have been at the top of list for the majority of 2023. The song, combined with...
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- 15 15. Owen Hart Says No to The Stunt
- 14 14. Goldberg's Streak Lives on
- 13 13. Shawn Michaels Doesn't Injure His Back in 1998
- 12 12. Nash and Hall Stay in WWE
- 11 11. Steve Austin Stays in WCW
- 10 10. The Undertaker Loses His Streak Early on
- Paul Heyman Never Went to ECW
- Eddie Guerrero Doesn't Die in 2005?
- Sting Signs with The WWE in 2001
- The Montreal Screwjob Doesn't Happen
It was wholly unnecessary and one of the dumbest decisions made by the WWE. As part of a comedic angle, Owen Hart was supposed to descend from the ceiling of the Kemper Arena in Kansas City only to have his cable snap. Hart tragically died at the age of 34. But what if Hart absolutely refused to do the stunt? I imagine that while he never would hav...
One of the very few times an undefeated gimmick worked, Bill Goldberg played his part as an unstoppable badass who ripped apart anyone in his path. Then he got shocked by a cattle prod and lost his WCW World Championship to Kevin Nash at Starrcade 1998. Huh? If Goldberg's streak had lived on a little while longer and was instead broken by a younger...
At Royal Rumble 1998, Shawn Michaels suffered a severe back injury which would put him on the shelf for years. The injury gave him time to re-evaluate his life and quit his self-destructive lifestyle. You can see where I'm going with this. If the back injury never occurs, HBK likely continues with his drug addiction and never gets the help he needs...
WWE was dealt a significant blow in 1996 when two of their biggest names, Kevin Nash and Scott Hall, defected from the WWE to take up jobs in WCW. This would lead to the nWo and WCW totally whipping Vinnie Mac's ass and nearly putting him out of business. But what if The Outsiders decided to stay in WWE? Well, the nWo would have never gotten off th...
It is Eric Bischoff's biggest mistake ever. In 1995, Bischoff fired an injured Steve Austin because he thought he had nothing to offer WCW aside from being a good mechanic in the ring. Oops. But what if Bischoff didn't have his head up his ass that day and kept Austin around? Well essentially he wouldn't have handed ECW and later WWE a nuclear warh...
We all know that pro wrestling promoters can tend to be notoriously short-sighted. That just makes the Undertaker's WrestleMania undefeated streak that much more incredible. For 22 straight WrestleMania appearances The Deadman was flawless. But what happens if he lost to Jake The Snake Roberts? Or Kane? Or... or... (vomits) Giant Gonzalez? Well the...
In 1993, Paul Heyman came into ECW as lead booker under owner Tod Gordon. Under Heyman's leadership, the ragtag groups of misfits became the number three promotion in the United States, mighty impressive considering his competition were the giants WCW and WWE. But what if Heyman never entered the Land of the Extreme? Without Heyman's creative visio...
While it's hard to deal with what ifs involving death, the ramifications of Guerrero's passing in 2005 just affected so much in the WWE. Due to years of substance abuse, Eddie Guerrero tragically passed away in 2005 from heart failure just when it seemed like he finally had his life under control. What if he had lived? In the short-term we are trea...
While Sting may have only signed with the WWE in 2015, that doesn't mean the company didn't try numerous times years before that to sign The Stinger. One of their first attempts was in 2001 in order to have him part of the Invasion storyline but Sting refused to sign. What if he did though? WCW would have had their knight in shining armor for the I...
You all know how the Montreal Screwjob went down so I'm going to attempt to sum it up as concise as possible. Vince screwed Bret. Done? Done. Instead of Vince McMahon screwing over his longtime employee and World Champion on his way out the door of his company, the match goes to a double disqualification as it was told to Bret. Bret vacates the tit...
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May 18, 2017 · An old song can be given a new lease of life, and a recent release can be catapulted up the charts. Whilst every song on this list may not be able to make that claim, they all prove that wrestling ...
- Tom Marriott
So we went ahead and made the decision to go in between and hit up 25 of the biggest “what if” scenarios of the last 25 years. At that point in time in professional wrestling, The Golden Era ...
hide. (Top) Usage as part of a gimmick. Original music. History. In-house composers. References. Music in professional wrestling. The most common use of music in professional wrestling is to play while a wrestler, tag team, or stable makes an appearance be it in the ring, on stage, or on the screen.
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Jan 26, 2024 · Notable Wrestling Theme Music Composers. Former pro wrestler turned wrestling manager "The Mouth Of The South" Jimmy Hart famously composed many wrestling themes throughout the 1980s and ‘90s. Hart has deep musical roots as a member of the band The Gentrys. The Gentrys had a top-five Billboard hit with their song "Keep On Dancing," released ...
Jun 3, 2021 · After parting ways with the big leagues, ICP formed their indie promotion, Juggalo Championship Wrestling, known initially as Juggalo Championshit Wrestling. Though they’ve long been a musical ...
