10 WWE Entrance Themes That Were Originally For Someone Else

8. LayCool's 'You're Not Enough For Me' (Torrie Wilson)

Before there was talk of a 'female revolution' in the company, WWE officials were more than happy to further the 'Diva' attitude of their women by handing them songs crammed full of cheesy lyrics that focused more on their looks than in-ring skills.

That explains why Torrie Wilson's song was called 'You're Not Enough For Me'. A heel theme, the track suggested that all the guys in the audience could never hope to bag a hot girl like Torrie. This wouldn't be the last time fans would hear the music either.

Later, the song was recycled for Michelle McCool, and continued to be tied to McCool even when she teamed with Layla as 'LayCool' between 2009-2011.

Fans of Torrie Wilson may remember her 'Need A Little Time' theme more fondly, but she did use 'You're Not Enough For Me' when part of Vince McMahon's female contingent. There wasn't a massive gap between Torrie using the tune in 2005 and McCool rehashing it in 2008 either.

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