WWE Hall of Fame

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The current WWE Hall of Fame logo, which has been used since the 2008 induction ceremony.

The WWE Hall of Fame is a hall of fame for professional wrestlers maintained by WWE. It was officially created on the February 1, 1993 episode of the World Wrestling Federation's (WWF) (the predecessor of WWE)[1] Monday Night Raw television program.[2] On this episode, the sole induction of WWF alumnus André the Giant, who had died five days prior (January 27, 1993), was announced; his death was the reason for the creation of the Hall of Fame.[2][3]

In 2004, WWE relaunched the Hall of Fame to coincide with the twentieth WrestleMania.[4] This ceremony, like its predecessors, was not broadcast on television; however, it was released on DVD on June 1, 2004.[5] Beginning with the 2005 ceremony, WWE broadcast the final few inductions into the Hall of Fame on Spike TV (2005)[6] and on the USA Network (2006[7]–present[8]); these were aired on tape delay. The first inductions were broadcast on WWE's official website. The 2008 edition of the Hall of Fame was broadcast live on the USA Network.[8] Since 2005, the Hall of Fame ceremony has been packaged as part of that year's WrestleMania DVD release.[9] Although a building has never been built to represent the Hall of Fame, WWE has looked into constructing a facility for the Hall of Fame. In 2008, Shane McMahon, then-Executive Vice President of Global Media of WWE, stated that WWE had been storing wrestling memorabilia in a warehouse for years, with all items categorized and dated in case a facility is created.[10]

Induction into the Hall of Fame is dependent upon whether the candidate is on good terms with WWE. Former WWE employees who often criticize WWE or currently work with a different promotion have not been inducted.[11] Others, such as Bruno Sammartino, the longest-reigning WWE Champion in the title's history, have refused to be inducted, despite having been asked several times.[12] However, Sammartino has stated he would consider going into the Hall of Fame but would need to see more change from WWE.[13]

As of 2011, there have been a total of 97 inductees: 79 members inducted individually, six tag teams and one wrestling family.[14] Fifteen of the individual inductees have been inducted posthumously.[15]

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[edit] Inductees

Vincent J. McMahon (WWE founder), inducted in 1996
Sgt. Slaughter, inducted in 2004.
Pete Rose, inducted in 2004 as the first celebrity inductee
Hulk Hogan, inducted in 2005.
Iron Sheik, inducted in 2005.
Jimmy Hart, inducted in 2005.
Bret Hart, inducted in 2006.
Eddie Guerrero, inducted in 2006.
Dusty Rhodes, inducted in 2007.
Jerry Lawler (left) and Jim Ross (right), inducted separately in 2007.
Ric Flair, inducted in 2008 as a singles competitor, and in 2012 as a member of the The Four Horsemen (making him the only double inductee).
Stone Cold Steve Austin, inducted in 2009.
Left to right: Roddy Piper (inducted in 2005), Jimmy Snuka (1996) and Ricky Steamboat (2009).
Terry Funk, inducted in 2009 (in tandem with his brother Dory).
"The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase, inducted in 2010.
Shawn Michaels, inducted in 2011.

[edit] Individuals

Year Ring name
(Birth name)		 Inducted by Notes
1993 André the Giant
(André René Roussimoff)		 None Posthumous inductee
Former WWF Champion
Former WWF Tag Team Champion
There was no ceremony, only a video package that was played on WWF television in 1993 that announced his induction.[3]
1994 Skaaland, ArnoldArnold Skaaland McMahon, ShaneShane McMahon One-time WWWF United States Tag Team Champion and long-time manager in WWF.[16]
1994 Brazil, BoboBobo Brazil
(Houston Harris)		 Ladd, ErnieErnie Ladd Four-time WWWF United States Champion
Former NWA United States Heavyweight Champion
Held over thirty NWA regional titles.[17]
1994 Rogers, "Nature Boy" Buddy"Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers
(Herman G. Rohde, Jr.)		 Hart, BretBret Hart Posthumous inductee
Former NWA World Heavyweight Champion
First WWWF World Heavyweight Champion.[18]
1994 Strongbow, Chief JayChief Jay Strongbow
(Joe Scarpa)		 Tatanka Four-time WWWF/WWF World Tag Team Champion.[19]
1994 Blassie, "Classy" Freddie"Classy" Freddie Blassie McMahon, ShaneShane McMahon Held over thirty NWA regional championships
Long-time manager in WWF.[20]
1994 Monsoon, GorillaGorilla Monsoon
(Robert Marella)		 Ross, JimJim Ross Two-time WWWF United States Tag Team Champion
Former WWF announcer and onscreen President.[21]
1994 Dudley, JamesJames Dudley McMahon, VinceVince McMahon First African American to run a major arena in the United States.[22]
1995 Rocca, AntoninoAntonino Rocca
(Antonino Biasetton)		 Diesel Posthumous inductee
Former WWF International Heavyweight Champion.[23]
1995 Ladd, "Big Cat" Ernie"Big Cat" Ernie Ladd Brazil, BoboBobo Brazil Also a member of the WCW Hall of Fame
Held several NWA regional titles.[24]
1995 Steele, George "The Animal"George "The Animal" Steele
(William James Myers)		 Doink the Clown Also a member of the Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame.[25]
1995 Putski, IvanIvan Putski
(Josef Bednarski)		 Putski, ScottScott Putski Former WWF Tag Team Champion.[26]
1995 The Fabulous Moolah
(Lillian Ellison)		 Blayze, AlundraAlundra Blayze Three-time (and first) WWF Women's Champion prior to her induction
Won the title a fourth time four years after her induction
Holds the record for the longest single reign of any title.[27]
1995 The Grand Wizard
(Ernie Roth)		 Slaughter, Sgt.Sgt. Slaughter Posthumous inductee. Long-time heel manager in WWF.[28]
1995 Morales, PedroPedro Morales Monsoon, GorillaGorilla Monsoon First WWF Triple Crown Champion.[29] Morales was the first Latino to win the world title.[30]
1996 Scicluna, "Baron" Mikel"Baron" Mikel Scicluna Monsoon, GorillaGorilla Monsoon One-time WWWF World Tag Team Champion.[31]
1996 Albano, "Captain" Lou"Captain" Lou Albano Franklin, JoeJoe Franklin One-time WWWF United States Tag Team Champion
As a manager, he led fifteen different tag teams and four singles wrestlers to various championships[32]
1996 Snuka, Jimmy "Superfly"Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka
(James Edward Reiher)		 Muraco, DonDon Muraco One-time NWA United States Heavyweight Champion
Two-time NWA World Tag Team Champion
First ECW Heavyweight Champion.[33]
1996 Rodz, JohnnyJohnny Rodz
(Johnny Rodriguez)		 Skaaland, ArnoldArnold Skaaland Wrestled in WWF for nearly two decades.[34]
1996 Kowalski, KillerKiller Kowalski
(Wladek Kowalski)		 Triple H One-time WWWF World Tag Team Champion
Held 17 NWA regional championships.[35]
1996 Patterson, PatPat Patterson
(Pierre Clemont)		 Hart, BretBret Hart First WWF Intercontinental Champion,br>Former AWA World Tag Team Champion
Held over 20 NWA regional championships.[36]
1996 McMahon, Vincent J.Vincent J. McMahon McMahon, ShaneShane McMahon Posthumous inductee
Founder of and long time promoter for WWE.[37]
2004 Studd, Big JohnBig John Studd
(John Minton)		 Big Show Posthumous inductee
Represented by his son John Minton, Jr.
Former WWWF World Tag Team Champion
1989 Royal Rumble Winner[38]
2004 Muraco, DonDon Muraco Foley, MickMick Foley Two-time WWF Intercontinental Champion
Two-time ECW World Champion
First winner of the King of the Ring (1985).[39]
2004 Valentine, Greg "The Hammer"Greg "The Hammer" Valentine
(Gregory Wisniski)		 Hart, JimmyJimmy Hart Two-time NWA United States Heavyweight Champion
Four-time NWA World Tag Team Champion
Former WWF Intercontinental Champion
Former WWF Tag Team Champion.[40]
2004 Race, HarleyHarley Race Flair, RicRic Flair Eight-time NWA World Heavyweight Champion
First NWA United States Heavyweight Champion
Three-time AWA World Tag Team Champion
WWF King of the Ring winner in 1986.[41]
2004 Ventura, Jesse "The Body"Jesse "The Body" Ventura
(James Janos)		 Janos, TyrellTyrell Janos One-time AWA World Tag Team Champion
Long time commentator in WWF and WCW.[42]
2004 Junkyard Dog
(Sylvester Ritter)		 Ladd, ErnieErnie Ladd Posthumous inductee
Represented by his daughter LaToya Ritter
Held 15 championships while wrestling in Mid-South Wrestling Association including, four reigns as Mid-South North American Heavyweight Champion.[43]
2004 Slaughter, Sgt.Sgt. Slaughter
(Robert Remus)		 Patterson, PatPat Patterson One-time WWF Champion
Two-time NWA United States Heavyweight Champion[44]
2004 Graham, "Superstar" Billy"Superstar" Billy Graham
(Eldridge Wayne Coleman)		 Triple H One-time WWWF World Heavyweight Champion.[45]
2004 Santana, TitoTito Santana
(Merced Solis)		 Michaels, ShawnShawn Michaels Two-time WWF Intercontinental Champion
Two-time WWF Tag Team Champion.[46]
2004 Heenan, Bobby "The Brain"Bobby "The Brain" Heenan
(Raymond Heenan)		 Lanza, BlackjackBlackjack Lanza Former commentator and long-time manager in WWF and WCW.[47]
2004 Rose, PetePete Rose Kane Celebrity inductee.[48]
2005 Hogan, HulkHulk Hogan
(Terry Bollea)		 Stallone, SylvesterSylvester Stallone 12-time combined WWF/E and WCW World Champion
Former WWE World Tag Team Champion
First two-time Royal Rumble winner (1990 and 1991).[49]
2005 Piper, "Rowdy" Roddy"Rowdy" Roddy Piper
(Roderick Toombs)		 Flair, RicRic Flair Two-time NWA United States Heavyweight Champion
Former WWF Intercontinental Champion
Won the World Tag Team Championship after his induction
Host of Piper's Pit.[50]
2005 Orton, "Cowboy" Bob"Cowboy" Bob Orton Orton, RandyRandy Orton Held numerous NWA regional titles
Most famous as Roddy piper's bodygaurd during Piper's Pit[51]
2005 Hart, JimmyJimmy Hart Lawler, JerryJerry Lawler Long-time manager in WWF and WCW.[52]
2005 Orndorff, "Mr. Wonderful" Paul"Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff Heenan, BobbyBobby Heenan Four-time NWA National Heavyweight Champion
Two-time WCW World Tag Team Champion.[53]
2005 Volkoff, NikolaiNikolai Volkoff
(Josip Peruzovic)		 Ross, JimJim Ross Three-time WWWF International Tag Team Champion
Former WWF Tag Team Champion.[54]
2005 The Iron Sheik
(Hossein Khosrow Ali Vaziri)		 Slaughter, Sgt.Sgt. Slaughter Former WWF Champion
Former WWF Tag Team Champion.[55]
2006 Hart, Bret "The Hitman"Bret "The Hitman" Hart Austin, SteveSteve Austin Seven-time combined WWF and WCW World Champion
First wrestler to win both the WWF and WCW Triple Crown
Only two-time King of the Ring winner (1991 and 1993).
1994 Royal Rumble Co-winner (with Lex Luger)[56]
2006 Guerrero, EddieEddie Guerrero
(Eduardo Guerrero)		 Benoit, ChrisChris Benoit, Mysterio, ReyRey Mysterio, and Guerrero, ChavoChavo Guerrero Posthumous inductee, represented by Vickie Guerrero and his two daughters
Former WWE Champion
WWE Grand Slam Winner
Two-time WCW/WWE United States Champion
First-ever Mexican-American WWE Champion.[57]
2006 Okerlund, "Mean" Gene"Mean" Gene Okerlund Hogan, HulkHulk Hogan Long-time AWA, WCW, and WWF/E interviewer and announcer.[58]
2006 Sherri, "Sensational""Sensational" Sherri
(Sherri Russell)		 DiBiase, "The Million Dollar Man" Ted"The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase Five-time combined WWF and AWA World Women's Champion
Manager of numerous high profile wrestlers. [59]
2006 Gagne, VerneVerne Gagne Gagne, GregGreg Gagne Co-founder of the American Wrestling Association
10-time AWA World Heavyweight Champion
Four-time AWA World Tag Team Champion.[60]
2006 Atlas, "Mr. USA" Tony"Mr. USA" Tony Atlas
(Anthony White)		 Jones, S.D.S.D. Jones Former WWF Tag Team Champion
Half of the first African American WWF World Tag Team Championship winning duo with Rocky Johnson.[61]
2006 Perry, William "The Refrigerator"William "The Refrigerator" Perry Cena, JohnJohn Cena Celebrity inductee.[62]
2007 Rhodes, "The American Dream" Dusty"The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes
(Virgil Riley Runnels, Jr.)		 Cody and Runnels, DustinDustin Runnels Three-time NWA World Heavyweight Champion
Former NWA United States Heavyweight Champion
Two-time NWA World Tag Team Champion
Longtime lead booker of WCW.[63]
2007 Hennig, "Mr. Perfect" Curt"Mr. Perfect" Curt Hennig Boggs, WadeWade Boggs Posthumous inductee
Represented by his wife, his four children, his mother and his father Larry Hennig
Former AWA World Heavyweight Champion
Former AWA World Tag Team Champion
Two-time WWF Intercontinental Champion
Former WCW United States Heavyweight Champion.[15]
2007 Lawler, Jerry "The King"Jerry "The King" Lawler Shatner, WilliamWilliam Shatner One-time AWA World Heavyweight Champion
Held over 120 regional championships
Current color commentator/occasional wrestler for Raw.[64]
2007 Bockwinkel, NickNick Bockwinkel Heenan, BobbyBobby Heenan Four-time AWA World Heavyweight Champion
Three-time AWA World Tag Team Champion.[65]
2007 Fuji, Mr.Mr. Fuji
(Harry Fujiwara)		 Muraco, DonDon Muraco Five-time WWWF/WWF World Tag Team Champion
Former manager.[66]
2007 The Sheik
(Ed Farhat)		 Van Dam, RobRob Van Dam and Sabu Posthumous inductee
Represented by his wife Joyce Farhat
Also known as "The Original Sheik"
Two-time WWWF United States Champion
Held over 20 NWA regional championships.[67]
2007 Ross, JimJim Ross Austin, SteveSteve Austin Longtime lead announcer for WWF/E, WCW and other regional promotions
Former Head of WWF Talent Relations during the Attitude Era, signing many well known wrestlers.[68]
2008 Flair, "Nature Boy" Ric"Nature Boy" Ric Flair
(Richard Fliehr)		 Triple H 16-time combined NWA, WCW, and WWF World Champion
First active wrestler to be inducted
First WCW Triple Crown Winner
WWE Triple Crown Winner
1992 Royal Rumble Winner[69]
2008 Maivia, "High Chief" Peter"High Chief" Peter Maivia
(Fanene Leifi Pita Maivia)		 Rock, TheThe Rock Posthumous inductee, represented by his daughter Ata Maivia Johnson
Held more than a dozen NWA regional championships.[70]
2008 Johnson, "Soulman" Rocky"Soulman" Rocky Johnson
(Wayde Bowles)		 Rock, TheThe Rock Former WWF World Tag Team Champion
Half of the first African American WWF World Tag Team Championship winning duo with Tony Atlas.[71]
2008 Young, MaeMae Young
(Johnnie Mae Young)		 Patterson, PatPat Patterson First ever NWA United States Women's Champion[72] and one-time NWA Women's World Tag Team Championship.[73]
2008 Graham, EddieEddie Graham
(Edward Gossett)		 Rhodes, DustyDusty Rhodes Posthumous inductee, represented by his son Mike Graham
Promoter and booker for Championship Wrestling from Florida
Held over 30 NWA regional championships including 18 in CWF.[74]
2008 Solie, GordonGordon Solie
(Jonard Frank Labiak)		 Ross, JimJim Ross Posthumous inductee, represented by his five children
Commentator, announcer and promoter for Championship Wrestling from Florida
World Championship Wrestling announcer
WCW Hall of Famer[75]
2009 Austin, "Stone Cold" Steve"Stone Cold" Steve Austin
(Steve Williams)		 McMahon, VinceVince McMahon Six-time WWF Champion
WWF Triple Crown Winner
1996 King of the Ring winner
Only three-time Royal Rumble winner (1997, 1998 and 2001).[76]
2009 Steamboat, Ricky "The Dragon"Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat
(Richard Henry Blood)		 Flair, RicRic Flair Former NWA World Heavyweight Champion
Three-time NWA/WCW United States Heavyweight Champion
Former WWF Intercontinental Champion[77]
2009 Watts, "Cowboy" Bill"Cowboy" Bill Watts Ross, JimJim Ross Former wrestling promoter in the mid-south U.S., as well as stints as lead booker for both WCW and WWF
Former WWWF United States Tag Team Champion
Held over 20 NWA regional championships.[78]
2009 Finkel, HowardHoward Finkel Okerlund, GeneGene Okerlund WWE ring announcer since 1975.[79]
2009 Ware, Koko B.Koko B. Ware
(James Ware)		 Honky Tonk Man, TheThe Honky Tonk Man Held several NWA regional championships.[80]
2010 DiBiase, "The Million Dollar Man" Ted"The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase DiBiase, Jr., TedTed DiBiase, Jr. and DiBiase, BrettBrett DiBiase Four-time Mid-South North American Heavyweight Champion
Three-time WWF World Tag Team Champion
Two-time NWA National Heavyweight
1988 King of the Ring Winner.[81]
2010 Inoki, AntonioAntonio Inoki Hansen, StanStan Hansen Founder of New Japan Pro Wrestling
Two-time WWWF/WWF World Martial Arts Heavyweight Champion
First IWGP Heavyweight Champion.[82]
2010 Richter, WendiWendi Richter Piper, RoddyRoddy Piper Three-time combined WWF and AWA Women's Champion
Two-time NWA Women's World Tag Team Champion.[83]
2010 Vachon, Maurice "Mad Dog"Maurice "Mad Dog" Vachon Patterson, PatPat Patterson Five-time AWA World Heavyweight Champion.[84]
2010 George, GorgeousGorgeous George
(George Wagner)		 Beyer, DickDick Beyer Posthumous inductee
Represented by his ex-wife Betty Wagner.[85]
Former AWA World Heavyweight Champion (Boston version)
Portrayed as a flamboyant, arrogant, charismatic villain, George is credited with helping establish wrestling on TV in the late 1940s through the 1950s.[86]
2010 Hart, StuStu Hart Hart, BretBret Hart Posthumous inductee
Represented by the Hart family
Established and ran Stampede Wrestling in Calgary (1948-1984)
Ran "The Dungeon" wrestling school and trained numerous WWE wrestlers
Patriarch of the Hart family.[87]
2010 Uecker, BobBob Uecker Ebersol, DickDick Ebersol Celebrity inductee.[88]
2011 Michaels, "The Heartbreak Kid" Shawn"The Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels
(Michael Shawn Hickenbottom)		 Triple H Four-time combined WWF and World Heavyweight Champion
Two-time Royal Rumble winner (1995 and 1996)
First wrestler to win the WWF Grand Slam.[89]
2011 Duggan, "Hacksaw" Jim"Hacksaw" Jim Duggan
(James Edward Duggan)		 "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase Winner of the first Royal Rumble (1988)
Former WCW United States Champion
Former WCW World Television Champion.[90]
2011 Armstrong, "Bullet" Bob"Bullet" Bob Armstrong
(Joseph Melton James)		 The Armstrong Family (Scott, Brad, and Brian) Held several NWA regional championships.
Patriarch of the Armstrong wrestling family.[91]
2011 Sunny
(Tammy Lynn Sytch)		 WWE Divas Billed by WWE as the first Diva
Youngest Hall of Fame inductee.[92]
2011 Carey, DrewDrew Carey Kane Celebrity inductee.[93]
2011 Abdullah the Butcher
(Lawrence Robert Shreve)		 Terry Funk A hardcore legend known for appearing in a number of wrestling territories, holding numerous regional championships.[94]

[edit] Tag teams and families

Year Tag Team Inducted by Notes
1996 The Valiant Brothers Bulldog, BritishBritish Bulldog and Hart, OwenOwen Hart One-time WWWF World Tag Team Champions, first tag team to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame.[95]
Jimmy Valiant (James Harold Fanning) - four-time NWA Television Champion
Johnny Valiant (John L. Sullivan)
2006 The Blackjacks Heenan, BobbyBobby Heenan One-time WWWF World Tag Team Champions.[96]
Blackjack Mulligan (Robert Deroy Windham) - three-time NWA United States Heavyweight Champion and one-time NWA World Tag Team Champion.
Blackjack Lanza (Jack Lanza) - one-time AWA World Tag Team Champion
2007 The Wild Samoans Samu and Anoaʻi, MattMatt Anoaʻi Three-time WWF Tag Team Champions.[97]
Afa (Arthur Anoaʻi, Sr.)
Sika (Leati Anoaʻi)
2008 The Brisco Brothers Layfield, John "Bradshaw"John "Bradshaw" Layfield Three-time NWA World Tag Team Championship and held over a dozen regional NWA tag team championships.
Jack Brisco (Freddie Joe Brisco) - two-time NWA World Heavyweight Champion.[98]
Gerald Brisco (Floyd Gerald Brisco) - one-time NWA World Junior Heavyweight Champion.[99]
2009 The Funks Dusty Rhodes Held several tag team championships, including the NWA International Tag Team Championship on three occasions.[100]
Terry Funk - one-time NWA World Heavyweight Champion, two-time ECW World Heavyweight Champion and one-time WWF Tag Team Champion.
Dory Funk, Jr. - one-time NWA World Heavyweight Champion.
2009 The Von Erichs Michael Hayes Noted wrestling family that spent many years promoting and wrestling in World Class Championship Wrestling. Various combinations of the family held several NWA regional and WCCW tag team championships, including the WCWA World Tag Team and World Six-Man Tag Team Championship.[101]
Fritz Von Erich (Jack Adkisson) - One-time AWA World Heavyweight Champion and sixteen-time NWA American Heavyweight Champion (later renamed the WCWA World Heavyweight Championship).
Kevin Von Erich (Kevin Adkisson) - Five-time NWA American Heavyweight Champion and one-time WCWA World Heavyweight Champion.
David Von Erich (David Adkisson) - Eight-time NWA Texas Heavyweight Champion.
Kerry Von Erich (Kerry Adkisson) - One-time NWA World Heavyweight Champion, five-time NWA American Heavyweight Champion and four-time WCWA World Heavyweight Champion. Wrestled in WWF as "The Texas Tornado" where he was a one-time WWF Intercontinental Champion.
Mike Von Erich (Michael Adkisson) - One-time NWA American Heavyweight Champion.
Chris Von Erich (Chris Adkisson) - Wrestled and worked several backstage jobs for WCCW.
2011 The Road Warriors/Legion of Doom Dusty Rhodes Four-time World tag Team Champions
Only team to win the WWF, AWA, and NWA World Tag Team Championships.[102]
Road Warrior Hawk (Michael Hegstrand) - Posthumous inductee, Two-time IWGP Tag Team Champion (without Animal)
Road Warrior Animal (Joe Laurinaitis) - One-time WWE Tag Team Champion (without Hawk)
"Precious" Paul Ellering - Long-time manager in the AWA, NWA, WWF and AJPW. Inducted alongside the Road Warriors, who he managed for much of his career.[103]


[edit] To be inducted in 2012

Edge, who was the first publically announced inductee of the class of 2012
Mike Tyson, who will be inducted as a celebrity inductee.
Ring name
(Birth name)		 To be inducted by Notes
Mil Máscaras
(Aaron Rodriguez)		 TBA Held numerous championships in Mexico
NWA Hall of Famer.[104]
Edge
(Adam Copeland)		 TBA 11-time combined WWE and World Heavyweight Champion
14-time combined WWE and World Tag Team Champion
Only wrestler to have won the WWE, World Heavyweight, Intercontinental, United States, World Tag Team, and WWE Tag Team Championships
Only wrestler to have won the Royal Rumble, King of the Ring, and Money in the Bank[105]
The Four Horsemen
 TBA One of the top stables of the 1980s
They reached their peak in 1988 when the four members controlled all three major NWA Championships, (World, United States and World Tag Team)
The five members being inducted are: Arn Anderson, Tully Blanchard, Ric Flair (who will become the first double inductee), Barry Windham and manager J.J. Dillon.[106]
Mike Tyson
 TBA Celebrity inductee.[107]

[edit] Ceremony dates and locations

The induction of Bret Hart into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2006.
WWE Hall of Fame 2009 ceremony.
Date Location Venue WrestleMania[a]
01994-06-18 June 18, 1994 Baltimore, Maryland[108] Omni Inner Harbor International Hotel —
01995-06-24 June 24, 1995 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania[109] Marriott Hotel —
01996-11-16 November 16, 1996 New York, New York[110] Marriott Marquis —
02004-03-13 March 13, 2004 New York, New York[4] The Hilton XX
02005-04-02 April 2, 2005 Los Angeles, California[6] Universal Amphitheatre 21
02006-04-01 April 1, 2006 Rosemont, Illinois[111] Rosemont Theatre 22
02007-03-31 March 31, 2007 Detroit, Michigan[112] Fox Theatre 23
02008-03-29 March 29, 2008 Orlando, Florida[113] Amway Arena XXIV
02009-04-04 April 4, 2009 Houston, Texas[114] Toyota Center XXV
02010-03-27 March 27, 2010 Phoenix, Arizona[115] Dodge Theater XXVI
02011-04-02 April 2, 2011 Atlanta, Georgia[116][117] Philips Arena XXVII
02012-03-31 March 31, 2012 Miami, Florida[118] American Airlines Arena[119] XXVIII

[edit] See also

[edit] Footnotes

  • a - From 2004 onwards, the ceremony has taken place on the night before WrestleMania.

[edit] References

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