3 Legendary Superstars Who Should Be Inducted Into The WWE Hall Of Fame In 2020.

The Phenom has been the most iconic character in the history of Pro Wrestling.
The Phenom has been the most iconic character in the history of Pro Wrestling.

An induction into the WWE Hall Of Fame stands testimony to the contribution made by a WWE Superstar to the world of Professional Wrestling, and acts as an additional feather in a Wrestlers’ cap.

Over the years, a number of legends, including the likes of Stone Cold Steve Austin, Ric Flair, Shawn Michaels, Hulk Hogan, Bret Hart etc have been inducted into the Hall Of Fame. The ceremony takes place every year on the night before WrestleMania.

The first inductee into the WWE Hall Of Fame was Andre the Giant, and he was inducted into the ‘Hall Of Fame Class’ of 1993. And, over the years, there have been 204 inductees into the WWE Hall of Fame.

In this article, let us look at three legendary Superstars the WWE should induct in the Hall of Fame Class of 2020.

#3.Kane

For over two decades, Kane has been one of the corner stones of the WWE.
For over two decades, Kane has been one of the corner stones of the WWE.

For over two decades, Kane has been one of the corner stones of the WWE. Since his sensational debut in 1997( as The Undertaker’s Kayfabe brother), Kane has feuded with some of the biggest names in the industry, including the likes of Triple H, The Undertaker, Stone Cold, Big Show, Shawn Michaels etc.

The ‘Big Red Machine’ is a nine time tag team Champion, a two time Intercontinental Champion,a former World Heavyweight Champion, and is also a two time Slammy award winner.

With him now over 52 years old, and with him also becoming the Mayor of Knox County, his WWE appearances have been reducing. It is high time that the WWE inducts Kane into the Hall Of Fame, and gives him the recognition he deserves.

#2.Triple H

Triple H has been involved in some of the greatest story lines of the WWE
Triple H has been involved in some of the greatest story lines of the WWE

Triple H will go down as one of the most vicious and savage Superstars that the WWE has ever seen. 'The Game’ has been with the WWE for almost a quarter of a century now, and has been involved in some of the greatest story lines of the WWE. He has feuded with some of the biggest names in the industry, including the likes of The Undertaker, Shawn Michaels, Brock Lesnar, John Cena, Batista, Big Show, The Rock, Stone Cold etc.

The 'Cerebral Assassin’s' accomplishments are illustrious. He is a 14 time World Champion, a two time Tag Team Champion, a two time Royal Rumble winner, the winner of the King of the Ring, and a three time Slammy Award winner.

He has done everything that there to be done in the business, and deserves to be inducted into the ‘Hall Of Fame’ class of 2020.

#1.The Undertaker

The Undertaker has outlasted all his peers in a three decade long career
The Undertaker has outlasted all his peers in a three decade long career

Is there ever a question of The Undertaker’s greatness? 'The Phenom' has been the most iconic character in the history of Pro Wrestling. He has outlasted all his peers in a three decade long career, and can legitimately stake claim to being the greatest Superstar of all time.

The mystique that he carried, his ability to continuously morph and change with time, the way he put his body on the line decade after decade, and the innumerable memories that he has provided will linger in the minds of every WWE fan forever.

The Undertaker is a seven time World Champion, a six time tag Team Champion, the winner of the 2007 Royal Rumble, and is a 12 time Slammy award winner.

But, more anything else, he was the owner of the most famous Streak in the history of Pro Wrestling, where the 'DeadMan' won a whopping 21 consecutive matches at ‘The Grandest Stage Of Them All’. It is an achievement that has no equal, and an achievement that can never be replicated.

The Undertaker is now over 54 years old, and is in the twilight of his illustrious career. It is time that the WWE inducts this legend into the Hall Of Fame in 2020, and gives him a fitting farewell.

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