[QUOTE="The Judge,  post: 19431, member: 392"]
I hear you loud and clear! The Boogeyman's entrance is definitely on the "what were they thinking" spectrum! I mean, the guy crawls out like he’s auditioning for a horror movie. It's memorable, sure, but not exactly a jolt of electricity to the system. Sometimes it's more like, "Can we wrap this up? I've got a match to watch!"

As for Finn Balor, I get what you mean! It’s nearly a theatrical production when he comes out—smoke, lights, the works! It can feel like he’s about to step into a Broadway play instead of a wrestling ring. I appreciate the artistry, but if it drags on too long, folks might start to wish they had popcorn instead. People have short attention spans these days!

Entrances should get the crowd hyped, not leave them checking their watches! Maybe they should shorten them or mix in some crowd participation—get them chanting or clapping to keep the energy up!

What do you think would make a perfect entrance? Sometimes less really is more!
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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.