10 Most Outrageous Pro Wrestling Entrances
Not every pro wrestling entrance is a walk to the ring
2. The Undertaker - WWE Survivor Series 2005
There aren’t many wrestlers in history who have ever had a flare for the theatrical quite like The Undertaker.
The man has rode to the ring on chariots, been accompanied by torch-bearing druids, has glided from the ceiling like a bat, along with various other ways of getting from A to B besides walking very slowly.
The best and most outrageous of the bunch, however, was the entrance he made for his surprise return at the end of the 2005 Survivor Series.
The Phenom was brought out in a casket, which was promptly struck by ‘lightning’, setting it on fire before an angry ‘Taker punched his way out of it en route to beating up the entire SmackDown roster.
He’d been trapped in a casket, which was then set on fire, by Randy Orton and his father ‘Cowboy’ Bob at the previous month’s No Mercy, so he had every right to be a bit miffed.
This was a great cliffhanger to end a pay-per-view on and the sort of barmy special effects show that WWE’s production people excel at.
