5 worst PPV theme songs in WWE History

WrestleMania 24 saw a slight hiccup with its chosen theme song, "Snow".

#4 “Build A Bridge” - Limp Bizkit (Survivor Series 2003)

WWE chose one of Limp Bizkit’s “ballad” type songs, 2003’s “Build A Bridge” to provide the main soundtrack to their annual November PPV event. It’s actually a pretty decent song, with hints of the incredible “My Way” song that was used only a little over two years earlier for WrestleMania in 2001 peppered in. But it felt like Fred Durst and company were just trying extremely hard for something epic, and it didn’t really happen. It was like the okay sequel to the fantastic original movie, but they tried to recreate it and the magic wasn’t there the second time around.

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Although it had plenty of the heavy rock sound you would expect to play during a wrestling event, it was a very corny song with cliches left and right and up and down. It was a disappointing song choice for one of WWE’s “Big Four” PPV events.

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