Joe Hendry has achieved another major accolade with his entrance music.
Prior to the song being officially released on streaming platforms and being made available to download, Hendry’s song could be found on YouTube as an official music video that was released in February 2023 which was an updated version of the same song that was used for his Ring of Honor run. Continuing the strong momentum from the chart success along with his work in TNA and the song going viral on social media, Hendry’s success has officially expanded to YouTube.
On June 10th, the former Digital Media Champion provided an update and let the world know that the video had now surpassed 1 million views.
1 MILLION HITS on Youtube đź‘Ź đź‘Ź pic.twitter.com/LkCQJ3ZlIq
— Joe Hendry (@joehendry) June 10, 2024
Following on from the recent partnership between WWE and TNA in the lead-up to NXT Battleground and on the day of the show, fans have remained optimistic that Hendry could make a shock appearance on WWE TV at some point in the near future and is number one on most fans’ wishlist for crossover appearances. Speculation only grew further when the TNA star was referenced on a recent episode of WWE Raw.
The Wrestling World Believes In Joe Hendry
Along with the masses of fans who have confirmed they are believers, some of the biggest names in the wrestling world have also given a shoutout to the Scottish sensation. Speaking in a previous interview, Drew McIntyre confirmed that he is a believer in Joe Hendry and is extremely proud of what his former ICW rival has accomplished.
Xavier Woods also recently showed his support for Hendry by putting out a post on social media stating that he wanted to collaborate with the TNA star in an upcoming song. Speaking with Tom Campbell of Cultaholic, Hendry confirmed that the song has already been written:
“I’ve written the song… so as soon as he (Xavier Woods) tweeted that I get an idea and it just goes, all the best ideas are quick, you know in terms of like coming up with the main hook. So I have the hook, but I don’t wanna step on any toes on what you can and can’t say when it comes to copyright and things like that.
So I’ve written a song that I think would be fun for us to record, and if WWE and TNA were both cool with it then I’d happily proceed with it. But I will defer to them on it, maybe I’ll let them hear the song and we can go from there. I haven’t recorded it yet, but I wrote it. I think it would be a lot of fun. I’m all for these crossovers between TNA and WWE, I think it’s an amazing opportunity.”
One man can’t bring himself to join the rest of the world, though, as NJPW’s Shane Haste says he can’t put his belief in Joe Hendry.