In a recent interview with Ropes N Riffs, Jeff Hardy declared that music is the heartbeat of professional wrestling. The popular TNA star said that imagining the sport without entrance themes feels completely insane, declaring that “Music makes it everything that it is.” Hardy is synonymous with high-energy entrance music himself, with the anthemic rock track “No More Words” by Endeverafter perfectly capturing his rebellious, Charismatic Enigma persona.
“Jeff Hardy: yeah there’s there’s a lot of man, I just I I love pro wrestling would be just imagine or try to imagine pro wrestling without music and it’s just insane that that thought along it’s like it would it would it just would not it would not it wouldn’t be what it is. Music makes it everything that it is.” – Jeff Hardy
Music has played a vital role in professional wrestling for nearly a century. From Gorgeous George entering to classical themes in the 1950s to the Fabulous Freebirds rocking arenas with southern rock anthems in the 1980s, it has helped craft unforgettable personas. However, it was the 1980s “Rock ‘n’ Wrestling” era that truly revolutionized the industry when WWE began producing custom entrance music. This period gave birth to legendary tracks such as Hulk Hogan’s “Real American,” the Hart Foundation’s “Road to Destruction,” and The Ultimate Warrior’s “Unstable,” thanks to the likes of Rick Derringer, Jim Johnston, and Jimmy Hart.
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