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WWE's product is regularly recorded live, which means that Superstars are forced to compete in front of an audience who will be there to point out any errors. Whilst the company can sometimes push the product back on a delay so that they can edit out any botches, this doesn't always happen.
In-ring botches are common, but sometimes Superstars can be handed the worst luck when it comes to reaching the ring since many current and former WWE stars have managed to botch their own entrance on live TV.
Here are just five of the funniest entrance botches in recent WWE history.
#5 Melina
Melina has always had one of the greatest WWE entrances, it was something that allowed the former Women's Champion to stand out when she was first coming through the ranks in the company.
When Melina stopped managing MNM, she changed the way that she entered the ring by jumping down instead of lifting herself up. Back at Survivor Series in 2007, this came back to haunt her since she completely missed the ring apron and fell onto the floor.
The women in the ring at the time were highly amused by the incident since Layla, Beth Phoenix, Jillian Hall, and Victoria awaited their opponents in the ring.
Melina then went on to perform her entrance again and was able to do it correctly this time around, which allowed WWE to then edit this botch out of the DVD of the show that was released a few weeks later.
Interestingly, despite how easy it would be for these botches to happen with such a unique entrance, this is the only time that Melina has ever botched her entrance on this level.
#4 The Revival (FTR)
When WWE's SmackDown brand was rebranded following their move over to the FOX Network last year, the company updated the whole set for the Friday night show, which included a new design on the ramp.
Whilst this made SmackDown look like the company's new A-show, it appears that Dash Wilder wasn't given the memo. As the former WWE Tag Team Champion and his partner, Scott Dawson made their way out to the ring for their match against Mustafa Ali and Shorty G, Dash Wilder thought it was a good idea to walk backward.
Wilder forgot all about the new set introduced by WWE and went tumbling over the side as he tried to turn around. The worst part is, that his partner knew nothing about it until he had already walked quite far ahead, so Wilder is just sitting on the floor shouting for Dawson.
When Dawson finally turns around his biggest question is why his teammate is on the floor before he then starts to laugh, Ali and Shorty G found the whole thing hilarious in the ring as well.
#3 Seth Rollins
Back when Seth Rollins was still the Architect of The Shield before he transformed into The Monday Night Messiah, the former WWE Universal Champion had a very different entrance.
The Shield became known as a team that made their entrance through the crowd at WWE live events and the trio would then take it in turns to jump over the barricade. This was a formation that worked well for most of their time as a trio, except for one episode of Monday Night RAW.
The Shield were called in as backup for Triple H in his feud against Daniel Bryan on WWE TV and as Dean Ambrose made his way over the barricade, Rollins followed closely behind. The barricade looked loose before Rollins stepped onto it and then he managed to get his foot stuck over one side and went tumbling over, doing a spin as he hit the floor.
Luckily, the former WWE Champion wasn't injured so he was able to stand back up and continue the segment without any issues. Roman Reigns was right behind him and somehow managed to keep a straight face as he climbed over another side of the barricade.
#2 The Undertaker
The Deadman has been part of WWE now for more than three decades, which means that he has made hundreds of entrances throughout his career. Whilst many of these entrances saw Undertaker slowly walking down to the ring in almost complete darkness, there were other entrance variations that left him open to mistakes.
When The Undertaker returned to the company as The American Badass back in 2002, he brought a bike along with him. Little did The Deadman know, that the bike would create one of the most embarrassing entrance fails of all time.
Back at Vengence 2003, the former WWE Champion looked to ride his bike down to the ring, but whilst he was sat on the entrance ramp, the bike stalled several times. After a few minutes of embarrassment, the Deadman decided it was easier to walk down to the ring instead.
The Undertaker didn't allow this to phase him as he prepared for his match against John Cena, who at the time was an up and coming star in WWE.
#1 Titus O'Neil
Perhaps the most memorable entrance botch of all time was when Titus O'Neil made his way to the ring as part of WWE's The Greatest Royal Rumble back in 2018.
O'Neil was one of the entrants in the 50 man match that took place as part of WWE's first-ever trip to Saudi Arabia. The match itself already contained a number of botches, but none as memorable as Titus' slip on the entrance ramp.
The former WWE Tag Team Champion ran down the ramp so quickly that he lost his footing, he was unable to keep his balance which meant that as he got closer to the ring he started to slide.
Titus was then seen sliding underneath the ring as the commentary team failed to keep a straight face whilst showing replays to the WWE Universe.
Titus recovered and entered the match but he definitely saw the funny side of the botch since WWE went on to sell shirts that made light of the error with "slip, stumble, slide - Titus Worldwide wrote on them.
