One of the most glorious aspects about being a fan of pro wrestling is our appreciation for its nostalgia. We love the callbacks and the continuity when a superstar returns or gives us a little wink wink nod nod to a previous gimmick. That's the sort of stuff that just makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside my tum tum because I'm Kevin Callis from Wrestling Behind the Thieves and won't you please hit that subscribe button because here are 10 wrestlers who brought back their old entrance theme for one night only. Very few tag team breakups are as memorable as when Shawn Michaels betrayed Marty Genetti and threw him through the barber shop window, thus ending their tag team known as the Rockers. Once considered a rip off of Ricky and Robert the Rock and Roll Express, the Rockers emerged as a must see tag team as Shawn and Marty exhibited a quick fast paced athletic style that rocked. However, this heel turn took the heartbreak kid to the tippy top of the wrestling world. But on the other hand, Marty the party struggled to stay employed and relevant in the wrestling spotlight. Now it took 13 years after the superkick heard round the world until the two finally reunited on an episode of Raw in 2005 when the Rockers again rocked out. After this more generic version of the Ultimate Warriors frenetic instrumental anthem. Now with a name like the Sandman, there's really only one piece of heavy metal mashing music for you to use and that my friends is Enter Sandman by Metallica. Of course, back when ECW was becoming popular, it was still very much the Wild Wild West, as far as things like copyrights and music licensing went, so songs were used all the time with the artist never ever seeing a dime. Fast forward to 2001 and Metallica's memorable feud with Napster and rules and regulations were finally put in place and the Sandman was left with having to use various other theme songs. I know, I know, sad but true. However, when he returned to ECW for WWE's One Night Stand in 2005, it was one of the only times he ever used this song again since the Mega hit was now a nightmare to license. The world's strongest man, Mark Henry, has had many different incarnations over the years. From Smiley, Olympian, Mark Henry to Nation of Domination, Mark Henry, WWE, ECW, Mark Henry and Sam and Jack at Mark Henry, but the gimmick that he is most famously linked to is Sexual Chocolate. The Sexual Chocolate character would run its course prematurely, thanks to a couple of cringe-worthy moments that pushed the envelope even for the attitude era. However, this soulful, entrance theme inspired by Barry White's A.K.A. The Walrus of Love. How about that for a nickname? It was so bad that it was almost good, and so it was for One Night Only back in 2010 when the WWE went old school on an episode of Monday Night Raw and Henry brought back this crowd-favorite song and persona. Kevin Nash, who suffered from multiple mediocre W.C.W. gimmicks before bursting onto the scene as Shawn Michaels' insurance policy and bodyguard made a surprise Roy Rumble appearance back in 2011. Fresh off a six-year-run in TNA, Nash reprised his role as Big Daddy Cool Diesel. Big Kev got everyone's engines revving that night. Thanks to this bluesy, harmonica-driven theme music that once helped fuel Diesel's assent to the WWE Heavyweight Championship. One of the greatest ribs in wrestling history occurred on the November 10, 2011 edition of WWE Superstars, just prior to a match between Sir William Regal and Daniel Bryan that was taped in the birthplace of the Beatles Liverpool England. However, someone backstage decided to play an absolutely hilarious prank on the black pool brawler. Now just for some context here, many, many moons ago, when he was known as Stephen Reekle during the WWE F attitude era, this right here was his abomination of a theme song called Real Man's Man. So for this One Night Only and in front of his fellow English countrymen while walking down the aisle to his regular theme song, it was switched over to his old theme as the speakers blasted. You could see Regal, unable to control himself and burst out into laughter. This was one of the cases of a harmless rib and to be honest, it was absolutely hysterical. Kofi Kingston's rise in the WWE took decades and while Kofi Mania ran wild for a while in 2019, who can't forget about where Kofi was a decade earlier. Day viewing for WWE CW, Kofi was a stereotypical Jamaican wrestler, fake accent and all, but not much is spoken about Kofi's Jamaican E crazy days. However, during a 2016 segment on Monday Night Raw with the new day and a time machine, they took Kofi back to the days. When he used this German entrance theme by reggae artist Kali Buds called SOS, this song really shows off the dreadlocked Dynamos original, fun loving gimmick, but the crowd and attendance that night seemed mostly confused and probably thought the new day were just smoking a bunch of hippie lettuce or something. Booker T is one of the greatest wrestlers of all time. His success in WCW carried over into the WWE. However, when Book won the 2006 King of the Ring tournament, a strange personality turn occurred when he adopted the King Booker Ammoniker. Like many wrestlers have tried to do through the years, the King gimmick was mostly negatively received, but Booker has gone on the record to say that this gimmick was the best run of his career. Nonetheless, he did bring back the King Booker character for one night only, Royal entrance music and all, when he arrived on a 2018 episode of Smackdown Live to honor the aforementioned new day, where just become 5 time, 5 time, 5 time, world tag team champions. Seth Freaking Rollins is one of the biggest stars in the WWE, thanks in part to being a member of one of the greatest trio factions this century. And of course, we're talking about the shield. Alongside his brothers, Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose, these hounds of justice were launched into the stratosphere and are now all the top faces of their prospective wrestling companies. Now when the shield officially split up in 2019, when Ambrose left to become John Moxley, fans probably thought that they would never again hear the words, Zero Hotel, Ego, Lima, Dota, but leave it to the architect who brought back the classic crowd entrance and tactical gear for his big WWE Universal Championship match against Roman Reigns at the 2022 Royal Rumble Pay Per View. If you put together a Mount Rushmore of this century's wrestling superstars, despite his 7 year hiatus, CM Punk has to be carved into that granite. Now the reasons for that include his successful WWE run and his internet breaking return joining AEW, but before all that, Punk paid his dues and cut his teeth in ring of honor. And this theme song right here, Misaria Cantara by AFI truly reflects the golden era of the Indy scene, but at AEW's Revolution Pay Per View in 2022, the second city saint surprised fans by not walking out to living colors co-op personality. Rather, Punk called back to his ROH days, opting to use Misaria Cantara before his dog collar match with MJF, leaving some fans confused by the entrance since his days in ring of honor are less remembered than his time in the WWE, but still, this was an epic moment and a great example of long-term storytelling.