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2019 was a wonderful year for WWE. From women main eventing WrestleMania to creating some new top Superstars, the company has certainly taken a step forward to make the product more exciting. Also, WWE went through a major change, as SmackDown found a new home on FOX.
Entertainment plays a pivotal role in WWE, which stands for World Wrestling Entertainment. Over the in-ring action, the non-wrestling segments may be the biggest factor in connecting with the fans. Comedy segments certainly make the product more fun for everyone and can teach fans a lot about wrestlers' abilities they may not have known before.
The introduction of the 24/7 Title has allowed lower-midcard Superstars to have TV time, delivering humorous segments regularly. Moreover, several top Superstars produced some great comedy. In this article, we will take a look at five hilarious segments that happened in WWE in 2019.
#5 Brock Party
Brock Lesnar, the reigning WWE Champion, is known to be an unsparing beast who likes to destroy his opponents. Due to his invincible persona, Lesnar is called 'The Beast Incarnate'. However, he showed a different side of his character's personality when he won the Money In the Bank contract last year.
Lesnar had a great year. He not only won the the Universal Championship, but also became WWE Champion, a title he holds as we enter the new year. Furthermore, he became "Mr. Money in the Bank" for the first time in his career. While Seth Rollins was the Universal Champion then, and Kofi Kingston was the holder of the WWE Championship. Both champions were unsure about whose title Lesnar intended to cash in the contract and go after.
On the episode of RAW on May 27, Rollins and Kingston were in the ring waiting for Lesnar's arrival. The Beast danced into the arena with a different theme song and revealed that he had added some decals to the briefcase to make it look like a boombox. Brock was enjoying the beat, and when he entered the ring showed his dance moves for the first time since his 2004 dance routine with a mariachi band. The "Brock Party" gimmick was short-lived but highly entertaining.
#4 Bray Wyatt's 'Muscle Man Dance'
Bray Wyatt took WWE by storm after returning with a new persona earlier last year. Before introducing The Fiend, Wyatt produced several interesting segments as the host of Firefly Fun House week after week. Out of all the Firefly Fun House episodes, the 'Muscle Man Dance' segment stood out from the rest. It was completely unexpected and hilarious to see.
Bray's friend from the Fun House, Husky the Pig (a nod to a former character played by the man behind Bray Wyatt) was shown eating chocolate and not taking care of his body. With Ramblin' Rabbit playing the piano, both Bray Wyatt and a Vince McMahon puppet with devin horns were seen doing the 'Muscle Man Dance'. It still remains one of the best segments of the Firefly Fun House, and Wyatt delivered another version of 'Muscle Man Dance' just a few weeks ago. Puppet Vince McMahon's cameo as The Devil will also not be forgotten.
#3 Dolph Ziggler's entrance as Goldberg
Goldberg wrestled two matches last year. His first match against The Undertaker was a disaster, to put it mildly. He made up for it at SummerSlam when he decimated Dolph Ziggler, who had been publicly making fun of the former World Heavyweight and Univesal Champion. The build-up of his SummerSlam bout was interesting, as it didn't seem like Goldberg was really going to show up, but he revealed that he was going to return as Ziggler's opponent at the very last minute.
Before SummerSlam, The Show-Off not only called Goldberg out to the ring a couple of times (to no avail) but also mocked the entrance of the latter. Ziggler loves to imitate legendary Superstars, considering he mocked Shawn Michales and The Undertaker in the past as well.
On the SmackDown before SummerSlam, Goldberg's entrance music was played, and the fans were hoping to see the legendary Superstar. Surprisingly, Dolph Ziggler came out of the locker room, doing Goldberg's one-of-a-kind entrance. It was arguably one of the funniest moments of the past year.
#2 Braun Strowman's dance with The New Day
Similar to Brock Lesnar, Braun Strowman, who is known as 'The Monster Among Men', is one of the most intimidating characters in WWE. Although Strowman didn't have significant success in 2019, he still offered a number of entertaining matches as well as segments.
Strowman has his eyes set on the Intercontinental Championship and may be getting a title shot as early as the Royal Rumble. Starting his feud with Shinsuke Nakamura, Strowman recently aligned himself with the current SmackDown Tag Team Champions Kofi Kingston and Big E.
On the final episode of SmackDown in 2019, Strowman and The New Day defeated the team of Nakamura, Cesaro, and Sami Zayn. Following their victory, The New Day asked Strowman to dance, but he refused their proposal. However, Strowman eventually altered his decision and started dancing with Kofi Kingston and Big E. The commentators and fans alike busted out laughing, and Strowman himself certainly enjoyed the hilarious segment.
#1 The Rock returns to SmackDown
SmackDown shifted to FOX last year, which was a big move for the Blue Brand. Upon the SmackDown premiere on FOX, which was held on October 4, a couple of gigantic names appeared, including ten-time WWE Champion The Rock. It was the first appearance of The Great One in three years. Whenever The Rock holds the mic, he is always expected to deliver incredible promos, and it wasn't different last year.
Becky Lynch and Baron Corbin opened the first SmackDown on FOX, but they were interrupted by none other than The Rock. Known for classic jibes, The Rock was at his best, taking shots at some of Corbin's most embarrassing moments, teaming up with The Man to go after the man who calls himself King. Furthermore, Lynch also emulated The Rock's signature catchphrase. The Brahma Bull ended the segment delivering a People's Elbow and a Rock Bottom to King Corbin.
