What makes a wrestling event? Is it the power of the competitors? Is it their quest for glory? Is it the way they fight to the top, so we can know their story?

Or is is the walkout songs? No, it's probably the wrestlers, but that doesn't mean the walkout songs aren't important in their own special way. 

Below are the selections each wrestler used as their walkout songs. Hear for yourself how they set the tone before laying it on the line deep in the heart of Texas.

Kyle Dake -  'My Time' by Fabolous ft. Jeremih

No difficulty in discerning the statement Kyle is making; two golds from the last two World Championships with no plans of slowing down.

Frank Chamizo - 'Otherside of America' by Meek Mill

A topical and not apolitical track. The globetrotting Chamizo is both at home and still a visitor to the US.

David Taylor - 'Taylor Gang' by Wiz Khalifa 

Though he sometimes switches it up, David has been walking out to this appropriately titled song since college

Myles Martin - 'Be Something' by Polo G 'or Got it on Me' by Pop Smoke

Both tracks get MyMar in the right frame of mind to compete. MyMar originally wanted Polo G but ultimately went with Pop Smoke on match night.

Luke Pletcher - 'It's Tricky' by Run DMC

Pletcher's range is vast. Sometimes he's in the mood for country western, other times, like now, he's feeling a classic hip hop jam.

Darrion Caldwell - 'Sum 2 Prove' by Lil Baby

Let's be honest, who's day wouldn't be improved by having more Lil Baby in their lives?

Jack Mueller - 'All My Exes Live In Texas' by George Strait

As the only native Texan to this Austin card, Mueller was duty bound to represent the Lone Star state with his song.

Roman Bravo-Young - 'Praise the Lord' by ASAP Rocky

When you need a track to match RBY's drip, A$SAP Rocky is the perfect place to look.

Vito Arujau - 'The Real Slim Shady' by Eminem

Vito's got the precise walkout timing all worked for this 2K throwback. 

Sammy Alvarez - 'Roll in Peace' by Kodak or 'Don't Do Me Like' by Tom Petty

Inspiration can strike at any time, and Sammy had to call an audible, switching Kodak Black for Tom Petty the day before the event. 

And if you want to enjoy all the songs in sequential order, we've got a playlist for you!

Enjoy!