Hall of Fame
 

These are all the people in the WWE Hall of Fame.

Andre The Giant
George "The Animal" Steele
Chief Jay Stongbow
The Fabulous Moolah
Gorilla Monsoon
The Grand Wizard
"Classy" Freddie Blassie
Killer Kowalski
"Golden Boy" Arnold Skaaland
James Dudley
Bobo Brazil
Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka
"Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers
Pat Patterson
Antonino Rocca
Johnny & Jimmy Valiant
"Big Cat" Ernie Ladd
"Baron" Mikel Scicluna
Ivan Putski
Captain Lou Albano
Pedro Morales
Vince McMahon Sr.
Johnny Rodz
Jesse "The Body" Ventura
Sgt. Slaughter
Don Muraco
Greg "The Hammer" Valentine
Tito Santana
Bobby "The Brain" Heenan
Superstar Billy Graham
Harley Race
Big John Studd
Pete Rose
The Junkyard Dog

Who should be inducted at 'Mania 21?

Owen Hart
Brian Pillman
British Bulldog
Dynamite Kid
Bret Hart
Stu Hart

The Iron Sheik

"Iran numba von, amerika hak puh!"

Tony Garea
Bret "The Hitman" Hart
The Iron Sheik
Victor Rivera
Hulk Hogan
"Macho Man" Randy Savage
Paul Orndorff
King Kong Bundy
and maybe a few others (assuming that they do 10 total)...

<font color=cyan>Bret Hart, Randy Savage, The Iron Sheik, Mick Foley (well, maybe not at 21, but somewhere down the road), The Legion Of Doom, The Million Dollar Man, <font size=1>hulk hogan</font size> and Ric Flair.


Okay, okay, okay, I know what some of you are thinking. The list is cool and all, but why Randy "Macho Man" Savage? Why the "rapper" who is an anti-hulk hogan mark? As much as I loved Hulkamania, he was, for a while the number two face. WMIV, Hogan could have been champion, but he just kept on with his fued with Andre, Savage picked up the title.
No, it's not one PPV. It's not even his fued with Ric Flair or Ricky Steamboat. It's all his years in the bizz.

I definitely agree with you on Savage.

It has nothing to do with what is going on currently in wrestling (or their personal lives), but rather acknowledgement of their years and accomplishments (and their sacrifices) for the business.

Savage was definitely: a big draw, a recognizable personality, a top notch performer, and helped the WWF quite a bit during his time there. As far as Savage as a person goes, he's seriously fucking crazy, but like I said, whatever is whatever.

Also, does anyone find it insulting at all that Pete Rose was an inductee?

<font color=cyan>Pete Rose is the William Hung of the Hall Of Fame... In other words, yes, it is insulting. Wanna place bets to see who else thinks it's insulting?

I've heard a few people remark that "it's only a Hall of Fame deal, it's not like he won the World Title" - which is ridiculous, because getting inducted into (even a figurative HoF - since there is no building, etc..) is logically more important than just winning the belt, especially in 2004.

Also, another guy who might be considered should be "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan - TOUGH GUY :y:

Owen Hart
Bret Hart
Brittish Bulldog
Ric Flair
Hulk Hogan
Ricky Steamboat
Dynamite Kid
Mick Foley

:y: and Piper.

What, no Lou Thesz so far?

Same. If I had the power to do this I would.

Bob Backlund
Ricky Steamboat
Dusty Rhodes

Hulk Hogan.

Lou Thesz never wrestled for WWF.

I don't think whether or not they wrestled for WWE is a factor anymore. Harley Race was never anything big in the WWE, but they still admitted him to the hall of fame, obviously because of his accomplishments in NWA.

Ever since they aquired their vast video library, I think they've sort of put all of the footage they have under the WWE umbrella in a sense.

The WWE World Championship, currently being held by Randy Orton of the WWE, was once held by Lou Thesz, (for example, being won by him on 11/09/1956 St. Louis MO / One Fall). Thesz is also a WCW Hall of Fame Inductee and because the WWE absorbed the WCW he should qualify for their WWE Hall of Fame.

http://www.wrestlinginformer.net/wwe...ampionship.htm
www.wrestlinginformer.net/lou_thesz.htm

:y:

Also
Million Dollar Man
Rick Rude
Jim Duggan
Jake Roberts
Earthquake

Owen Hart
Bret Hart
British Bulldog