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#4 WWE Hall Of Famer Kevin Nash aka Diesel
Diesel aka Kevin Nash burst onto the scene in WWE as the bodyguard of Shawn Michaels in 1993. He would quickly come into his own the following year and was pegged as one of the up-and-coming talents in the promotion.
Diesel’s spot as a top star was solidified in December of 1994 when he defeated Bob Backlund in just eight seconds to win the WWE Championship at Madison Square Garden. It was a true changing of the guard moment for the then WWF.
However, Diesel’s theme music at the time left a lot to be desired. Entering the arena to a collection of semi-truck horns and engine sound effects didn’t exactly fit in with his portrayal as a champion.
Diesel got a new theme song soon after winning the WWE Championship
It wasn't long after winning the title that Diesel debuted a more fitting entrance song.
The theme, titled "Diesel Blues," was a much better personification of his character and attitude. It was used as his entrance music until he left the company in 1996.
