Stephanie Vaquer Names Megadeth’s Head Crusher As Dream WWE Entrance Theme

Published: Apr 11, 2026 by Liam | Last Updated: Apr 11, 2026 by Liam

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Stephanie Vaquer Names Megadeth’s Head Crusher As Dream WWE Entrance Theme

WWE Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer has named Head Crusher by Megadeth has her dream entrance theme.

Vaquer has made a point in the past of saying how passionate she is about her entrance music, even calling Shawn Michaels to persuade Triple H not to change her theme song when she moved to the main roster.

Vaquer had been using Bury Me by Chris Egert in NXT and her first few months on WWE Raw, but recently started using a new theme that seems to have been made by in house producers def rebel which has yet to be officially released.

In a new interview with Louder’s Metal Hammer, Vaquer discussed her love for metal music and how it originally came about from being a WWE fan, saying:

“Ever since I was young – I don’t remember exactly when – I’ve always liked metal. Part of it comes from watching WWE at an early age, since many of the wrestlers’ entrance themes in the late 90s and early 2000s were powerful metal and rock songs.

“Besides the clothing and overall style. I really connect with the metal aesthetic; l’ve always identified with it and felt like I belong in that world. It feels like a part of who I am.”

She also specifically said she would have loved to have been performed to the ring by Motorhead – like Triple H was at WWE WrestleMania X-Seven and 21 – or to come out to Head Crusher by Megadeth.

She said Megadeth’s Rust In Piece album is hr favorite album, with Megadeth, Iron Maiden, Slipknot, Drowning Pool and Motorhead being some of the first bands she fell in love with.

Will Stephanie Vaquer Leave WrestleMania 42 As Women’s World Champion

While there were questions this past week about Liv Morgan’s condition after she banged heads with Roxanne Perez on WWE Raw, it appears she is still on course to be Stephanie Vaquer’s challenger at WrestleMania.

It’s one of the matches that could really go either way and it wouldn’t be a surprise, but as things stand, Morgan appears to be the favorite heading into it.

Morgan does appear to have a few possible directions afterwards as there has been tension teased between her and both Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez in recent weeks.

That could either mean those will be the Women’s World Title feuds coming up, or it may even be an argument to keep the title on Vaquer as Morgan would still have storylines coming out of the match while Vaquer is at risk of becoming a bit directionless is she drops the title.