WrestleMania is fast approaching and superstars will be making plans to impress on the big stage. Everyone that makes it to the Superbowl of wrestling enters with the mission of stealing the show and leaving an impression on the viewer. Some have made a career of it, whether it be 'Mr WrestleMania' Shawn Michaels and his tendency to have the best match of the night or making audiences believe in The Undertaker's undefeated streak coming to an end or someone trying to steal the spotlight in a multiman match (such as this year's Battle Royal), there isn't a single performer who isn't trying to demand attention. There is no better way to grab the audiences attention than to do so from the moment a superstar steps through the curtain. This list takes a look back at the best WrestleMania entrances in its 29 year history.
10. Rhythm And Blues (WrestleMania VI)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blzTKEKvoVY An entrance for a team who didn't even have a match, The Honky Tonk Man and Greg 'The Hammer' Valentine, collectively known as Rhythm and Blues, were celebrating the release of their new single Hunka Hunka Hunka Honky Love. Accompanied by their manager Jimmy Hart and the Honkettes they were driven to the ring in a pink Cadillac. Jimmy Hart held a gold record above his head, as Jesse Ventura claimed on commentary that the song had gone gold before it had even been released (to the dismay of Gorilla Monsoon). Both Valentine and Honky Tonk had their guitars with them ready for action, but not the type they were looking for as they would end up broken by the interrupting Bushwhackers to the delight of the Skydome attendees. A certain amount of credit for this classic entrance must go to legendary ring announcer Howard Finkel for managing to keep a straight face when announcing the name of the song in the introduction. There was also one more recognisable face in the form of the Cadillac's chauffeur. The man who would later go on to become Diamond Dallas Page was the behind the wheel that night in Toronto. This wouldn't be the first time a WrestleMania car entrance would feature a future star...
