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5 TNA Stars Joe Hendry Needs To Write A Song About

Originally posted on Wrestlezone | By Manik Aftab | Last updated 5/16/24

Say his name, and he appears…

Joe Hendry is all over social media these days. The TNA star has found massive success with his entrance theme. “I Believe In Joe Hendry” broke into the UK iTunes Chart, peaking at number six in the last week. Hendry recently thanked the fans for making the song a chart-buster.

“People had always liked my entrance song,” he said. “On Tik Tok, people were making videos with it, getting literally millions of hits. I put it up on Spotify one evening, didn’t think anything of it and when I woke up it was number 20 in the iTunes charts. I thought it was funny so I tweeted it out and it just caught fire from there – life’s been an absolute rollercoaster since then.”

Read the complete quote here.

Hendry is no stranger to making catchy tunes. As a matter of fact, he’s made a career out of embarrassing his opponents with parody songs. From indie sensation Matt Cardona to current TNA Wrestling superstar AJ Francis, these men have been the subject of Hendry’s hilarious musical parodies for one reason or another.

While there’s a whole roster that needs to believe in Joe Hendry, these five men deserve a parody song ASAP.

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Alex Hammerstone

Alex Hammerstone left MLW after a solid multi-year stint. Hammerstone defeated former TNA World Champion Josh Alexander in a great match at Sacrifice 2024. The Walking Weapon would have his revenge in a Last Man Standing match at TNA Rebellion.

Hammerstone lets his massive hands do all the talking inside the ring. That said, Joe Hendry is someone who could deliver an entertaining parody song at Hammerstone’s expense. Maybe, mention AH’s previous alliance with MJF as members of The Dynasty.

That’d be cool.

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Joe Hendry needs to roll the footage on Mustafa Ali

Mustafa Ali made history by becoming the TNA X Division Champion in his debut match for the promotion. He’s since become quite controversial in the way he carries himself as the X Division Champion, resorting to cheap tactics in his matches.

Ali and Hendry haven’t crossed paths in a TNA ring. This could be a great feud for Ali’s X Division Championship. Hendry carries the feud through his promo work. He gets to have a bit of fun at Ali’s expense. Ali does all the talk inside the ring when the time comes.

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Frankie Kazarian

It’s 2024 and Frankie Kazarian is on a rampage in TNA Wrestling. The former X Division standout turned heel on Eric Young in the lead-up to No Surrender. Kaz would defeat EY in their Full Metal Mayhem match at Rebellion 2024.

Kazarian’s current gimmick could make for an interesting diss track, courtesy of Joe Hendry. The pair previously wrestled in the Glasgow Cup Tournament Final at the October 26, 2023, Impact Wrestling taping.

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The System

Who here remembers Joe Hendry’s “Dancing Moose” entrance theme for the latter? Hendry’s charisma made up for Moose’s lack of mic skills during their feud. The big man is great between the ropes, no doubt, but he’s no Joe Hendry on the mic.

Since Hendry has already roasted Moose and Brian Myers, how about he goes up against The System? Nic Nemeth should really ask Hendry for a favor and have him write and sing a song about the heel faction in an attempt to break them on screen.

And since we are on the subject of breaking kayfabe…

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How about a Joe Hendry diss track on ‘Broken’ Matt Hardy

Hardy surprisingly showed up during the closing moments of TNA Rebellion 2024. The former tag team specialist brought back his ‘broken Matt Hardy‘ gimmick as well.

Now that Hardy and Hendry are in the same company, I want JH to roast MH just for the sake of pure entertainment. Hendry won’t have trouble finding some inspiration for a potential diss track. The internet, or ‘the net’ as Hardy likes to call it, has everything on Hardy’s illustrious professional career.

Also read: Matt Hardy’s 5 Best WrestleMania Matches

This article first appeared on Wrestlezone and was syndicated with permission.

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