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My personal opinion is he was a great wrestler who was very skilled and had good matches. I won't go as far as the WWE has done and just completely ignore him or his matches (even though WWE had a good reason why they did).
No way he would ever be considered for the HoF since he basically "ruined" his image and career with the murders and WWE wouldn't want to bring any trouble by associating themselves with him as a wrestler.
As a person, I think it was horrible what he did to his family and defiantly lost a lot of respect for him as a result. The murders make his suicide very tough to accept as tragic since he no longer is seen as a "selfish" or a situation that could have been avoided like most people debate on suicides but as a horrible person who decided to kill others before taking the "coward's" way out.
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