WWE pulled out all the stops to give many of their top guys impressive ring entrances. While some were more impactful and visually stunning where others fell flat, this is one area where the company truly put forth effort this year. Sting's entrance was a pretty awesome visual even though it made little sense for his character. The men dressed in Sting paint playing an oriental rhythm before his music hit built anticipation for the Icon's arrival. Triple H's on the other hand, while in theory sounded really cool, just reeked of product placement and required too much assistance. The Game's just felt overdone and nothing more than a favor to his buddy, new WWE Hall of Famer Arnold Schwarzenegger. Bray Wyatt was accompanied to the ring by an army of reanimated zombie scarecrows. While this was a neat idea, the fact that he and Undertaker's entrance took place in the daylight really killed some of the impact. And as for Undertaker, he had the most subdued introduction we've seen from him in years. No flashiness for the Deadman this time around. Surprisingly the best entrance of the night belonged to Rusev. Lana was escorted to the ring by a squad of Russian soldiers while the Bulgarian Brute emerged onto the field in a tank. An actual tank, not the one DX claims to have won the Monday Night War with. It was an awesome moment that shows WWE is behind him as a star.
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