In the wonderful sport of pro wrestling, an entrance is a key part of a man or a woman becoming a star in the business. It needs to be something special. It needs to grab your attention immediately, and it needs to keep that attention for its entire duration. It's a lot trickier than it sounds. We've seen countless entrances through the years. Some were great, and others, not so much. Some were memorable, and will stand the test of time forever. Some of those entrances were pretty much the only thing we'll ever think of and remember when it comes to certain wrestlers and performers. That's what this article is going to be about. These ten entrants either didn't do much, or didn't do enough, in their careers to be remembered outside of a really cool entrance. That's really saying a lot, because among these entrants, a total of nine World Title (or the equivalent in a particular promotion) reigns have been had, to go with several other titles won. These aren't necessarily the "ten worst wrestlers with the coolest entrances". Some of them will be bad workers, yes, but again, this is more for the people who, for one reason or another, will have their entrances be the first (and probably only) thing you remember about them.
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