10 WWE Superstars who rocked the best pop culture inspired ring gear

#2 Triple H as The Terminator at WWE WrestleMania 31

TRIPLE H's Terminator Inspired entrance! #WWE pic.twitter.com/8cIBlOHcDS

— ComicBook NOW! (@ComicBookNOW) March 30, 2015

WWE WrestleMania has seen numerous grand entrances in the past, and Triple H has had some of the grandest WrestleMania entrances of all time. At WrestleMania 31, Triple H decided to do something bigger ahead of his match against Sting and came out with an incredible Terminator inspired entrance.

WWE screened a video package before his entrance during the event, and it was clear that it had been influenced by Arnold Schwarzenegger’s iconic character. Schwarzenegger himself declared it Judgement Day before the multi-time WWE Champion walked out to the ring.

An absolutely incredible honor to receive the Lifetime Achievement Award from @Schwarzenegger and in front of @StephMcMahon and family. @ArnoldSports has celebrated and inspired athletes for generations...I hope I can do the same. #Grateful pic.twitter.com/28wU2aOxyU

— Triple H (@TripleH) March 8, 2020

Just a night before WrestleMania 31, Schwarzenegger was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, and Triple H did well to pay homage to the legend.

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#1 Finn Balor becomes the Venom of WWE

Finn Balor let his inner demon out with an incredible face paint inspired by Venom. Balor’s Demon King persona is regarded as one of the best in all of WWE, and the Superstar took it one step further by using body paint to mix his alter ego with the iconic comic book anti-hero.

Finn Balor on that "What If Venom was Jack The Ripper" shit pic.twitter.com/EwKQPUNKAD

— austin walker (@austin_walker) December 16, 2015

Balor has been inspired by several mythical creatures along with pop culture characters, and he has used body paint on several occasions to pay homage to some of the characters.