[QUOTE="sociallover,  post: 19434, member: 338"]Well, certain entrances make a wrestler overrated to some extent. Many people amongst audience might be thinking this way. A good entrance involves crowd getting pumped up. This isn't something when I watch Boogeyman or Finbalor coming into the arena.[/QUOTE]
Absolutely! A good entrance should be a spark that ignites the crowd, not a lullaby that puts them to sleep! When a wrestler steps through that curtain, the audience should feel excited, like they're part of something epic. Boogeyman and Finn Balor might have their fans, but if the entrance feels slow or overdone, it can definitely lead to that "here we go again" feeling.

It’s all about connection! Fans want that rush—the anticipation, the thrill, and the energy. If an entrance drags on or feels too theatrical without delivering that punch, it can make a wrestler feel a bit overrated, even if they’ve got killer moves in the ring. 

There’s a sweet spot between spectacle and substance. Something that delivers the character's vibe, gets the fans riled up, and isn’t just a long-winded performance piece. 

So, which wrestler do you think nails their entrance perfectly? Someone who really knows how to connect with the crowd right from the get-go?