5 times WWE recycled another Superstar's entrance theme

Entrance music is something that defines a wrestler and it's how the WWE Universe knows who is making their way to the ring before they appear. Over the years, many current and former WWE stars have made their entrance music an integral part of their character and been able to make it as unique as possible.

Whilst many of the company's biggest stars have more than one entrance theme, (Triple H has at least two that he alternates or sometimes uses at the same time) there are others who have been handed a theme that was once used by another star before them.

Here are some stars who have shared the same entrance music at different times in recent WWE history.

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#5 Alica Fox and Maria

Maria Kanellis and Alicia Fox may have had very similar careers in WWE at one point, but the two women came through very different routes into WWE.

Alicia Fox was scouted as a model and was first seen as Vickie Guerrero and Edge's wedding planner back in 2008 whilst Maria was part of the annual Diva Search and was best remembered as a backstage interviewer.

When Maria was asked to lace up her wrestling boots, before she was handed a song that was originally meant for Stacy Keibler in 2007, Maria made her way to the ring to a theme that later became known as Alicia Fox's.

The theme which was known as "Pa Pa Pa Party" was debuted as the former Divas Champion's third WWE theme and one that she used up until she seemingly retired from the company earlier this year.

Maria went on to use Zebrahead's With Legs Like That, before leaving WWE and returning with a very different theme alongside her husband.

#4 Randy Orton and CM Punk

Randy Orton is easily one of the most recognizable WWE stars at present since he's been a bonafide main eventer now since his debut back in 2002. Orton hasn't always had the theme that he is currently recognized for, called Voices.

Instead, when Orton first came to WWE he had a very different theme altogether. When Orton was climbing through the ranks in the company and finally becoming known to the WWE Universe he used the "Burn In My Light" theme.

For some reason, on an episode of SmackDown back in 2006, Orton used a theme called "This Fire Burns " which later became recognizable with former WWE Champion CM Punk. Punk used this theme throughout his time in ECW and up until The Summer of Punk in 2011, when he brought out the "Cult of Personality" theme.

As already noted, Orton later moved on to the "Voices" theme which he has become best-known for since it's the theme that covers his character as The Viper and The Legend Killer.

#3 Sasha Banks and Kristal

Even the most hardcore of WWE fans perhaps won't remember Kristal Marshall, who only really made a name for herself on SmackDown throughout 2006 whilst she was stuck in a storyline with Jillian Hall.

Kristal was later part of a storyline on WWE TV with Teddy Long, and the couple then went on to marry on live TV, where the SmackDown General Manager had a heart attack and the storyline was never picked back up.

Kristal's entrance theme was just generic music, but interestingly it is a theme that later went on to be given to Sasha Banks. Whilst Banks was in NXT and still developing her character, the former WWE Women's Champion used the same theme that Kristal once had.

Of course, The Boss later developed the character that she is now recognized for and uses her own entrance theme that was remixed with Snoop Dogg. Kristal left the company back in 2008 and after a brief stint in Impact Wrestling alongside her partner at the time, Bobby Lashley, Kristal Marshall disappeared from the wrestling world.

#2 Torrie Wilson and Michelle McCool

Torrie Wilson had a number of WWE themes throughout her time in WWE, but more often than not, the WWE Hall of Famer was given a recycled theme.

Wilson wrestled in the semi-main event at WrestleMania and has even gone on to make her return a number of times as part of the Women's Revolution, but she is still one of the best-known female wrestlers to never win a Championship.

Whilst Wilson was on the Monday Night Raw band back in 2005 she used a theme called "You're Not Enough For Me." It was the theme that Wilson used at WrestleMania the following year before moving on to "A Girl Like That."

When Michelle McCool made her return to WWE, she was handed the entrance theme that was once Torrie Wilson's. For a number of years McCool, used "You're not Enough" which was her theme until she left the company back in 2011.

Michelle has since used the theme when she has made her return, whilst Wilson has stuck to her final WWE theme called "Girl Like That."

#1 The Street Profits and Team Bad

The Street Profits have one of the most catchy themes in WWE at present and have become very good at hyping up the crowd ahead of their matches. One little known fact about this theme is that it was originally supposed to be used for Team Bad.

When Sasha Banks, Tamina, and Naomi were put together on WWE TV back in 2015, the theme was written as Unity but the chorus was exactly the same as it is seen with The Street Profits.

When Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins came along, it's obvious that the company decided to re-write the theme so that it fitted in with their gimmick instead.

Team Bad more often than not used Sasha Banks theme when they needed to enter as a trio so the Unity theme wasn't as well known as many of the others on this list. It's thought that this theme was never actually given to the women on WWE TV, which is why it remains a little known fact since it was only used at a live event.