Beth Phoenix's Voice Used For Intro To Adam Copeland's AEW Entrance Music

Following weeks of rumours and speculation, Adam Copeland made his All Elite Wrestling debut to close out the WrestleDream pay-per-view on Sunday, October 1 as the 49-year-old made the save for Darby Allin and Sting, confronting Christian Cage, Luchasaurus, and Nick Wayne in the process.

To the surprise of many, Copeland was able to retain much of his Edge persona. He made his way to the ring to Alter Bridge's 'Metalingus' and he is also still known as the Rated R Superstar since WWE allowed the trademark to lapse and failed to renew it.

The opening of Copeland's entrance music was slightly different as instead of, 'You think you know me?', the new intro said, 'You think you know him?' The former Edge had some help from close to home in putting the intro together as "Doc" Chris Mueller of Bleacher Report reported the voice for the entrance music intro is Beth Phoenix, Copeland's wife and a WWE Hall of Famer in her own right.

"I don't know if this counts as breaking news or whatever, but I was able to confirm with him today that not only is the voice at the beginning of Adam Copeland's AEW entrance music that of Beth Phoenix, but that it was Edge and Beth who recorded the clip themselves," Mueller tweeted.

Phoenix is believed to still be under contract with WWE in some form, having wrestled for the company earlier this year alongside Edge when they faced Finn Balor and Rhea Ripley at Elimination Chamber in February.

Copeland addressed potentially reuniting with his wife in AEW during the post-WrestleDream media scrum.

"I mean, any time I get to be close to Beth obviously I'm gonna be super excited about that. I don't know about the possibilities of that in the foreseeable (future), but I love being around her obviously, and we've had a blast when we did get to work together. But where she will be instrumental without everyone knowing it is she's my sounding board. So if you've seen me do something, or you see something that you think worked, it was always bounced off Beth and then she always gives me better ideas back. It's kind of amazing to be married to a Hall of Famer, it's pretty cool... who can suplex you," Copeland said.

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