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The WWE Hall of Fame ring is arguably the most prestigious accolade a WWE superstar can achieve.
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It is a true recognition of a wrestler's abilities and arguably is more monumental than any world championship reign, or WrestleMania matches.
The induction ceremony is also a great occasion for the WWE Universe, allowing fans and wrestlers alike to come together in the same place, to celebrate those who have made their mark in the world of WWE.
From the first inductee, Andre the Giant in 1996, to Goldberg in 2018, the Hall of Fame has shown who truly are the greatest of all time.
Even now, current superstars on RAW, SmackDown Live, 205 Live and NXT, are competing for their spot in the Hall of Fame, whether they realize it or not. With each match they have, they try to prove why they belong in the same breath as Randy Savage, Shawn Michaels and Eddie Guerrero.
Here are 6 superstars will are sure-fire future WWE Hall of Famers.
John Cena
Without doubt one of the most successful superstars of all time, Cena is a 16-time World Champion, an accolade shared by only one man: Ric Flair.
It makes sense then, that Cena is a sure-fire future Hall of Famer, and would presumably main event the illustrious class when he is inducted.
After nearly being fired early in his career, Cena has developed himself as one of the most recognizable stars in the business and has recently turned to acting, just like long-term nemesis and friend, The Rock.
Cena will be appearing in the upcoming Bumblebee film, which is just the latest blockbuster to star the Cenation leader.
Chris Jericho
A jack of all trades, Chris Jericho has proven himself a true superstar, whether that be in music, comedy, acting, or wrestling.
A 9-time WWE Intercontinental Champion, Y2J currently holds the IWGP's version of the title and was the first ever WWF Undisputed Champion.
Recently, Jericho has spread his wings, working with New Japan, and appeared at independent super-show ALL IN, where he reignited his feud with IWGP Heavyweight Champion, Kenny Omega.
At this point, it seems the only thing holding Jericho back from the Hall of Fame, is Y2J himself, who has clearly shown he has plenty left to offer the industry.
When he feels the time is right, expect the Best in the World at what he does to earn his rightful spot in the group.
Kane
The Big Red Machine, Kane has left a trail of destruction in his wake since debuting at the 1997 Bad Blood event, with his character ever developing over the next 20+ years.
Since debuting, Kane has done seemingly everything there is to do in the company, including multiple World Championship wins, the WWE Triple Crown, as well as a Money In the Bank victory.
Most recently, Kane has taken a break from the squared-circle and has gone into the political world, recently becoming the mayor of Knox County, Tennessee.
However, we can only guess when Kane will next strike in WWE, but it is clear that this demon is bound for the Hall of Fame.
Ronda Rousey
It may seem odd to see Rousey as a future main eventer, as she has only had a few matches in WWE so far.
But when you look at her star quality, it soon becomes clear why she belongs. Rousey is not just a star of WWE, but an icon in sports.
Before joining the company, Rousey competed in UFC, as a dominant force who would defeat opponents in seconds.
She is also an Olympic Bronze medalist, representing team USA in Judo at the Beijing 2008 games.
With her being dominant in Judo, UFC and now as WWE RAW Women's Champion, the Hall of Fame is a rightful spot for the baddest woman on the planet.
Roman Reigns
Love him or hate him, it is hard to deny that Roman Reigns has been a huge success in WWE.
The current Universal Champion, Roman also has 3 WWE World Championships under his belt, as well as time as the United States, Intercontinental and a Tag Team Champion.
Whilst the booking of Roman has left many fans divided, Roman has become the main star of the show, in a relatively short amount of time.
With only 5 years on the main roster, expect to see the leader of the Roman Empire around for many more years, before he takes his rightful spot in the Hall of Fame, alongside family such as Rikishi and the Wild Samoans.
Triple H
Almost as controversial as Roman, Triple H has led a historic career, which has seen the Game win 14 World Championships, two Royal Rumbles, the Triple Crown and the Grand Slam.
Backstage, the King of Kings has worked exceptionally hard, and becomes closer to a role as the boss each year. His work in revitalizing NXT has made him a very popular superstar with fans.
Even now, the Game shows how he can still go, and is scheduled to face the Undertaker at the upcoming WWE Super Show-Down event in Australia.
It would not surprise me at all, to see Triple H be inducted twice, once for his incredible singles career, and once more for his work with D-Generation X.
If so, he will emulate his mentor Ric Flair, as a two-time inductee.
