Today we present you 13 WWE Superstars who should be in the WWE Hall of Fame in 2019
13. Demolition
One of the most visually striking teams of all time,
Demolition were the WWF’s answer
to the Road Warriors
which had become one of the most successful teams in the NWA.
Flattening all against them, with manager Mr. Fuji,
Ax, Smash, and later Crush were a formidable team
becoming three-time WWF Tag Champions,
and having one of the longest reigns in history.
So with all this success,
many fans have been left wondering
why this team haven’t been inducted years ago.
The reason may be that Ax sued to company
for the rights to Demolition, and teamed with Smash
as part of a concussion lawsuit in recent years.
With these bridges burnt,
it seems unlikely the WWE will ever induct this iconic team.
12. Rob Van Dam
The only man to hold the WWE
and ECW Championships simultaneously
Rob Van Dam was successful wherever he went,
whether it was as Mr. Money In the Bank in 2006,
or the longest reigning ECW TV Champion.
One of the biggest stars to emerge from the InVasion,
RVD is best remembered for his time in the mid-card,
dazzling fans for years with his skills.
Unfortunately, RVD left the company
under not-so-pleasant circumstances,
being pulled over by a cop for drug possession,
less than a month after becoming World Champion.
Quickly being forced to drop both titles,
and leaving the company next year
RVD is seldom mentioned on-screen
though the performances he gave will last forever.
11. Chyna
A pioneering Superstar
Chyna broke ground in the WWE
being the first women to take on her male counterparts.
The only-female Intercontinental Champion
it is clear there is support for her Hall of Fame induction,
with her mother asking for it
and Sean ‘X-Pac’ Waltman saying he would love to induct her.
Sadly, Chyna passed away
Sadly, Chyna passed away,
and Triple H has said that whilst he feels she should be inducted
her post-WWE career ventures,
namely her adult film career,
is what is keeping her omitted,
a slightly hypocritical statement
when you look at other Hall of Famers
such as Sunny
and Mike Tyson.
Hopefully in 2019,
WWE will accept the Ninth Wonder of the World,
and allow Chyna her rightful spot in the Hall of fame.
10. The nWo
A team that has been heavily rumoured to being inducted this year,
the nWo is arguably the greatest faction in wrestling.
With Hogan signing a new legend’s deal,
and the WWE promoting the controversial trio on the Network
it seems that the company does have plans for the group.
That’s not to say every single member of the group should be inducted
as we can’t see Dennis Rodman being inducted
into the prestigious class anytime soon,
, but Hogan, Nash and Hall
are certainly worthy of being inducted for the second times in their careers
alongside nWo creative genius, Eric Bischoff.
9. Irwin R. Schyster
Back in the 1980s and early 90s
it seemed that every profession was represented in wrestling
whether it be a dentist,
police officer,
or even a taxman.
A 3-time WWF Tag Team Champion,
Mike Rotunda’s made IRS into one of the funniest
yet most despicable characters of the time,
with the Superstar’s sheer talent
only giving fans more reasons to boo him.
Having the legend inducted into the Hall of Fame
would be a great bookend to his career
and a touching family moment,
with Rotunda’s sons Bo Dallas and Bray Wyatt
Wyatt being first choice to induct their truly legendary father
whose villainous tactics
and clean-cut look have stood the test of time
decades later.
8. The British Bulldogs
Feuding with the likes of The Hart Foundation
the Islanders
and the Fabulous Rougeaus
the team of Dynamite Kid and Davey Boy Smith
were one of the hottest tag teams of the 80s.
But despite their success, neither man has been inducted
with the Bulldog sadly passing in 2002,
and the Dynamite Kid passing late last year.
Like many Superstars on this list, it seems that out-of-the-ring antics
is what is stopping this team from being inducted,
with Dynamite Kid having more
than his fair share of real-life rivals.
But with the WWE recently forgiving
the likes of Jeff Jarrett,
there’s still hope left for this legendary team.
7. Bam Bam Bigelow
Much like Vader
the most impressive part of Bam Bam Bigelow
was just how fast the super- heavyweight could move.
And whilst he had minor success in the WWF,
Bam Bam did main event WrestleMania 11,
and made opponent and NFL star Lawrence Taylor look like a million bucks.
Leaving the WWF in 1995,
the Beast from the East had his best success in WCW
and ECW,
even holding the ECW World Title,
before passing away in 2007.
A true icon of his time,
with his signature flame tattoos on his head,
Bam Bam proved himself to be one of the best big guys in wrestling history,
and is worthy of the Hall of Fame.
6. Miss Elizabeth
She may not have been a wrestler,
but Miss Elizabeth certainly left a lasting impression with the fans.
A crucial part of many Superstar’s careers,
Elizabeth is fondly remembered for her time managing Randy Savage
with her calm demeanour
countering the Macho Man’s off-the-wall personality.
An instrumental part of the MegaPowers exploding
and the main event of WrestleMania 5,
Elizabeth sadly passed at 42,
meaning any induction would come posthumously
Despite this, there’s no denying that Miss Elizabeth
should take her place alongside the Macho Man
in the WWE Hall of Fame,
as the true first lady of wrestling.
5. The Steiner Brothers
Whether it was in the WWF,
WCW,
New Japan or TNA,
The Steiner Brothers were natural winners wherever they went.
With over a dozen tag titles for the duo,
the pair were unstoppable,
until they went their separate ways,
after Scott Steiner transitioned into Big Poppa Pump.
Whilst Scott entertained millions of fans
with his in-ring skill
and bizarre promos,
he has burnt plenty of bridges along the way
once calling Triple H and Stephanie McMahon, the biggest douchebags in wrestling.
It therefore seems unlikely that Scott,
and therefore Rick
will ever enter the WWE Hall of Fame,
but we all know
to never say never in WWE.
4. The Honky Tonk Man
When it comes to mysteries in wrestling,
there’s few greater than the question
as why the Honky Tonk Man isn’t already
in the WWE Hall of Fame.
The longest reigning Intercontinental Champion,
Honky’s Elvis impersonation
and in-ring ability
dazzled fans,
with the Superstar battling with some of the all-time greats
including the Ultimate Warrior
and Jake Roberts.
The Honky Tonk Man was reportedly offered a spot in 2010,
but turned the company down
and whilst he may be an icon of his time,
his reasons for abstaining from the Hall of Fame
remain a mystery.
3. Vader
With his incredible size and deceptive speed, Big Van Vader was
one of the best super-heavyweights to ever grace a WWE ring.
A three-time WCW World Champion, Vader is easily worthy of the Hall of Fame,
and said in interviews how much he wished to be inducted, before his passing in 2018.
Whilst stars such as Mark Henry, Hillbilly Jim and The Godfather probably could’ve waited
the company really should’ve given the master
of the Vader bomb his due, especially when news broke about his failing health.
Already a member of the Wrestling Observer Hall of Fame,
hopefully the WWE will see sense and find a spot for the greatest Super-Heavyweight of an entire generation.
2. The Undertaker
Debuting at the 1990 Survivor Series, The Undertaker has
become unquestionably the greatest character in wrestling history.
But over the past decade, it’s clear to all, that the Deadman is slowing down.
Now wrestling a handful of matches a year, if we’re lucky
2019 could be the year that the Phenom hangs up his boots.
The only thing stopping this though, is the Undertaker himself,
who refuses to retire, and after facing Rusev, John Cena and DX this year,
is reportedly prepaing for a WrestleMania rematch against Shawn Michaels.
If this match turns out to be true though, it could be a fitting end
to the Deadmn’s legendary career, with the Undertaker hopefully taking his rightful spot in the Hall of Fame
1. Owen Hart
The death of Owen Hart at Over the Edge 1999
remains to be one of the darkest days in wrestling.
Owen had been one of the most popular Superstars, both with the fans and with his colleagues,
so it’s understandable just how devesated his family were when the 39-year-old died.
The reason he hasn’t been inducted already though,
is his widow Martha blames the WWF for his death, and owns the legal rights to his name.
Having Owen take his place in the Hall of Fame alongside his brother Bret
and father Stu would be great for the fans, with Mark Henry even pleading with Martha during his own induction in 2018.
With that said though, fans should respect the decision of Martha,
as whilst the WWE Universe lost a great wrestler, her and their children lost a husband and father.
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