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Kit Wilson Says He Would Love BLACKPINK To Perform His WrestleMania Entrance
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Kit Wilson Says He Would Love BLACKPINK To Perform His WrestleMania Entrance

The WWE Superstar, currently paired with The Miz, named the K-pop group as his dream WrestleMania entrance act during an appearance on the Battleground podcast.

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Kit Wilson says BLACKPINK would be his dream choice to perform his entrance at a future WrestleMania. Speaking on the Battleground podcast, Wilson was asked which musical artist he would want to bring his ring walk to life on wrestling’s biggest stage, and he pointed to the K-pop supergroup, noting that he has been enjoying the genre.

Wilson is currently paired with The Miz on WWE programming. Both men were part of a WrestleMania moment earlier this year that also involved John Cena, Danhausen, and a group of performers known as the Minihausens, according to Fightful.

WrestleMania has increasingly leaned on musical guests to punctuate its biggest entrances and segments, with WWE regularly booking high-profile artists to perform live for the show’s signature moments. Wilson’s comments fit that pattern, framing a BLACKPINK appearance as the kind of spectacle he would want attached to his own entrance should the opportunity arise.

There is no indication from either report that BLACKPINK has been approached by WWE or that any such performance is in the works. Wilson’s remarks reflect a personal wish rather than a confirmed or planned segment, and no timeline, WrestleMania edition, or match context was provided alongside the comments.

The podcast appearance comes at a time when Wilson has been a visible presence alongside The Miz on WWE television, building on the connection the two shared during this year’s Cena-and-Danhausen-centered WrestleMania moment. That shared history gives some context to why Wilson, rather than another rising WWE talent, was asked to weigh in on dream entrance collaborations in the first place.

Neither Fightful nor Wrestling Headlines reported any response from BLACKPINK or from WWE regarding Wilson’s comments. As with any artist wish-list remark from a performer, the gap between a wrestler’s stated preference and an actual booked segment can be significant, and nothing beyond Wilson’s podcast comments has been confirmed at this time.

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