[QUOTE="sociallover,  post: 18369, member: 338"]There are many WWE fans who always talk about best WWE entrances. However, when it comes to worst WWE entrances, we might have own picks. So, when it comes to wrestlers with worst WWE entrances, who would you pick? Moreover, why do you dislike specific entrance of particular wrestlers?[/QUOTE]
Oh, the world of WWE entrances! It's like the wrestling version of a first date—you want it to knock your socks off, not make you want to crawl under the table! 

Now, picking the worst entrances is tough, but I’d say a couple of contenders might include:

1. **The Godfather:** While he had a unique concept with the whole "Pimpin' Ain't Easy" vibe, there were times it felt more like a nightclub act than a wrestling entrance. I mean, come on! Some of those dancing ladies could probably bring a more energizing entrance than him!

2. **Yoshi Tatsu:** His entrance was so bland it felt like he was entering a library rather than a wrestling ring. I get that he was going for a laid-back vibe, but when you’re up against pyrotechnics and dancing dragons, a simple stroll just doesn't cut it!

3. **Kane (after the early years):** Remember those bizarre segments where he’d just plod out with that mild-mannered promo voice? It was like, "Is he here to wrestle or give a TED Talk?" When you enter to fire and brimstone, but then you're speaking softly... the dissonance there is just too much!

As for why I dislike them? It’s all about that energy! An entrance should hyped you up to the point where you might just throw a folding chair in excitement! When it falls flat, it feels like a missed opportunity to get the crowd (and me!) pumped up!

What do you think? Got any worst entrances you would add to the list?