The Most Deserving Manager for the Hall of Fame

[CWK]

Cast your vote.

[thedamndest]

Will these go directly to Vince or will they be counted by a committee at Titan Towers first?

[Gertner]

Probably Gary Hart.

[Jeritron]

Paul Heyman, but that's also for what he accomplished as a promoter. That would be the primary reason he'd go in, so I guess he doesn't really count. He's the most deserving of the Hall of Fame who happens to have history as a manager though.

He's probably Hall of Fame worthy as an announcer and on-air authority figure too. He's just deserving as an all around wrestling personality/mind

[jskinnyg]

WHOOO! Horsemen baby! J.J Dillon all the way!

[Providence Peep]

Will these go directly to Vince or will they be counted by a committee at Titan Towers first?

Is it still called Titan Towers?

[Xero]

It's probably called Entertainment Towers.

[Beth Phoenix Fan]

I voted for Miss Elizabeth but my second choice would be slick

[Nicky Fives]

Jim Cornette all the way.... then Miss Elizabeth and Paul Bearer..... I love Slick, but I don't see it happening...... Paul heyman needs to go in before J.J., Hart or Slick

[The Jayman]

Paul Bearer gets my vote

[Mr. Nerfect]

Paul Heyman, but that's also for what he accomplished as a promoter. That would be the primary reason he'd go in, so I guess he doesn't really count. He's the most deserving of the Hall of Fame who happens to have history as a manager though.

He's probably Hall of Fame worthy as an announcer and on-air authority figure too. He's just deserving as an all around wrestling personality/mind

This. No disrespect to the other guys, but Heyman was the first name I thought of. Maybe it is because he is more modern, but you also have to take into consideration his kayfabe accomplishments:

* He managed Brock Lesnar during his rookie year, which to this day, is the best rookie year in WWE history. Lesnar won the 2002 King of the Ring, became the youngest WWE Champion of all-time (a record which technically stands to this day), won the 2003 Royal Rumble and headlined WrestleMania winning his second WWE Championship. Now, those last two accomplishments weren't with Heyman by his side, but it was Heyman who brought him in.

* Heyman managed Big Show and Kurt Angle during this 2002/2003 period as well, if I recall. That's some impressive names to have on your resume. He is also the kayfabe mind behind bringing Shelton Benjamin into the WWE.

* Not only did Heyman manage top talent in the modern WWE climate, but he also "managed" ECW and served as the General Manager of SmackDown!.

* He did some remarkable work as a color commentator for the WWE, including being a voice of WrestleMania X-7.

[Zeeboe]

How come Bobby Heenan is not on there? Or is he already in the Hall of Fame?

[Mr. Nerfect]

Heenan is already in, I believe.

[taker707]

How come Bobby Heenan is not on there? Or is he already in the Hall of Fame?

your an idiot Heenan is the best manager, commentator in the business of course hes in

[Jakob Synn]

I voted for Miss Elizabeth but my second choice would be slick

Didn't she die of a drug overdose. Yeah, she did. I don't think she'll be in for a while if at all.

The WWE probably wants to steer clear of admitting people who have died of drug overdoses.

[CWK]

Didn't she die of a drug overdose. Yeah, she did. I don't think she'll be in for a while if at all.

The WWE probably wants to steer clear of admitting people who have died of drug overdoses.

LOL somehow I don't think that will be an issue. In 2009 HOF, they put the whole Von Erich family in. Massive drug use and suicides ran rampant in that family, not to mention wife beating Stone Cold was put in too.

[FourFifty]

Paul Heyman, but that's also for what he accomplished as a promoter.

Creating ECW and then destroying it with a convoluted web of lies?

[FourFifty]

How come Bobby Heenan is not on there? Or is he already in the Hall of Fame?

Heenan is already in, I believe.

Innnnndeeeeeeeed

[Emperor Smeat]

Surprised Brother Love isn't on the list since he was the Undertaker's 1st manager and worked well as a preacher character/manager for him before Paul Bearer.

[6-String King]

Heenan

[DAMN iNATOR]

your an idiot Heenan is the best manager, commentator in the business of course hes in

You are the idiot here. He was simply asking if there was a reason why "The Brain" wasn't included in the poll, surmising that perhaps he'd already gone in to the HoF, which as it turns out, he has.

[Jeritron]

I'm going to go to Washington D.C. and go directly over JJ Dillon's head

[St. Jimmy]

http://image3.examiner.com/images/blog/EXID30588/images/100113101710resized_Jim_Cornette.jpg

[muffalufagus]

I voted other. Bobby The Brain.

[DAMN iNATOR]

I voted other. Bobby The Brain.

No offense or anything, but I think the title of the thread's implied meaning was of managers who hadn't been inducted yet. Brain has been already.[/beating a dead horse]

[bostonbill41]

I voted for Miss Elizabeth. Despite her personal issues she should go in.

[AngryMidjit]

i voted for slick, cuz funk all you whiteys keeping the black man down,plus, the wwe ssems to like to induct random sometimes obscure people anyways, so it's just a matter of time

[Dante69]

I'm not going with managerial qualitys here...its all about the TITS....Missy Hyatt,Sunny,Sable,Debra,Francine,Jasmine St.Claire,Woman,Etc.

[Mr Amazing]

Paul Brearer inducted by brothers of destruction then mangages them at mania that year

[NeanderCarl]

Paul Heyman could go in for managerial duties alone, never mind all his other achievements.

Sunny should go in.

[tjmidnight420]

Paul Heyman

[srnrew]

This. No disrespect to the other guys, but Heyman was the first name I thought of. Maybe it is because he is more modern, but you also have to take into consideration his kayfabe accomplishments:

* He managed Brock Lesnar during his rookie year, which to this day, is the best rookie year in WWE history. Lesnar won the 2002 King of the Ring, became the youngest WWE Champion of all-time (a record which technically stands to this day), won the 2003 Royal Rumble and headlined WrestleMania winning his second WWE Championship. Now, those last two accomplishments weren't with Heyman by his side, but it was Heyman who brought him in.

* Heyman managed Big Show and Kurt Angle during this 2002/2003 period as well, if I recall. That's some impressive names to have on your resume. He is also the kayfabe mind behind bringing Shelton Benjamin into the WWE.

* Not only did Heyman manage top talent in the modern WWE climate, but he also "managed" ECW and served as the General Manager of SmackDown!.

* He did some remarkable work as a color commentator for the WWE, including being a voice of WrestleMania X-7.


Also don't forget Heyman managed this group of wrestlers at one time also:

http://www.biocrawler.com/w/images/5/54/Dangerous_Alliance.jpg

Each one a hall of famer in their own right

[Stickman]

Sunny....I learned how to whack it right to her.

[ron the dial]

i want jim cornette for president of the united states.

[TGR]

Paul Bearer FTW

[Storer50]

Paul Bearer HOF, Undertaker HOF, Paul leads Undertaker to thing ing at mania for his last match

[The Gold Standard]

Bearer. I thought he was great and I think he will eventually be in it. I would not be surprised if he gets in around the same time as The Undertaker.