Bianca Belair Theme Song and Finisher

Bianca Belair is an American professional grappler who excels in WWE’s SmackDown brand alongside her tag partner Jade Cargill. She is best known as The EST of WWE by proclaiming to be the strongest, fastest, toughest, and all-around best Superstar in WWE. She held the title for the longest time as Raw Women's Champion ever 420 days, while her second reign was the shortest just one minute and 35 seconds. Belair, in a groundbreaking 2021, clinched the ESPY Award alongside Sasha Banks for their historic WrestleMania headline, marking the first Black woman to do so. ESPN awarded Belair the Female Wrestler of the Year award in 2022, while the New York Post echoed the sentiment by naming her their Female Wrestler of the Year. Pro Wrestling Illustrated also followed suit, crowning her Woman of the Year. She was acknowledged by Sports Illustrated, listing her as the best female wrestler for the 2021 Women's Royal Rumble triumph. She was also honored with a Bumpy Award for Best Half-Year Match for her match at Wrestlemania 37 against Sasha Banks.

Belair debuted in WWE 2K19 and continued appearing in WWE 2K20, WWE 2K22, WWE 2K23, and WWE 2K24. She is seen in games like Fall Guys and Fortnite. She is also on the cover of WWE 2K24 deluxe Edition with Rhea Ripley, marking the first time female WWE wrestlers have been featured on a WWE 2K cover. Her first action figure is in Mattel's Basic Series 107. Beyond wrestling, she joined Hollywood agency WME in August 2022 and excelled in fitness competitions, winning at the Atlantic City ProAm in December 2022 and earning a WBFF pro card. Her personal life is showcased in the reality show "Love & WWE: Bianca & Montez" on Hulu since February 2024, detailing her journey with her husband Montez Ford.

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Bianca Belair’s Theme Song

As per The SmackDown Hotel, Bianca Belair's WWE theme song, "Watch Me Shine" by CFO$, has been her entrance music since May 9, 2018. As the sound of her theme fills the arena, she strides in by swaying her long hair with each step, setting the stage for her performance.

Bianca Belair's Earlier Theme Songs

• "We Do It Better" by Wordsmith - Single Theme (WWE: June 28, 2017 - May 8, 2018)

• "Way You Love Me" - Single Theme (WWE: June 29, 2016 - June 27, 2017)

Bianca Belair's Signature moves

As reported by Prowrestling.famdom.com, Bianca Belair has the following signature moves.

• 450 Splash: Bianca Belair stands on the top turnbuckle, facing away from the ring. She then jumps forward by executing a 450 splash inward while facing the turnbuckle, landing on a downed opponent lying on the mat.

• Delayed Vertical Suplex: In a setup resembling a snap suplex, Belair applies a front face lock to the opponent, draping the opponent's near arm over her shoulder. She then lifts them upside-down before falling backward to slam her opponent's back into the mat.

• Military press slam: In a military press slam, Belair lifts her opponent overhead using an overhead press technique akin to weightlifting, then forcefully drops them onto the mat.

• Powerslam: In this maneuver, Belair executes a slam, landing face-down atop her opponent.

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Bianca Belair's Finishing moves

According to the SmackDown Hotel, Belair has the following finishing moves.

• K.O.D. (Kiss of Death) - Sitout Burning Hammer, also known as a faceplant (September 29, 2016 - Present) - Bianca Belair, the WWE powerhouse, has a finisher as impressive as her nickname, "EST of WWE." The K.O.D., short for "Kiss of Death," is a devastating two-part move. Belair maneuvers her opponent into a torture rack, hyperextending their back, before delivering a thunderous Argentine facebuster. This brutal combination has been the downfall of many challengers and stands as a testament to Belair's raw strength and in-ring dominance.

• Spear - a shoulder block takedown (September 29, 2016 - January 23, 2018) - Spear is one of the most famous moves in all of WWE. Unlike a traditional spear where the wrestler leaps, Belair utilized her incredible athleticism for a unique execution. She built momentum with a running start, lowering her shoulder, and connecting with a forceful blow to the opponent's midsection.