5 WCW stars that deserve induction into the WWE Hall of Fame

#4 Scott Steiner

Scott Steiner: Won it all in WCW

Scott Steiner is synonymous with WCW due to his long tenures and great success within the company. His initial run began in 1989 as one half of the tag team, The Steiner Brothers, with his real-life brother, Rick. Together they won three WCW World Tag Team Championships before the tandem jumped to WWE.

Their tenure in WWE was nowhere near as successful and feeling as if they were not being utilised correctly, the squad jumped back to WCW in 1994. Together, the Steiners racked up another four Tag Team title wins until Scott turned on his brother at Superbrawl VIII in February 1998 and joined the nWo.

Steiner quickly earned success in singles ranks, winning the United States title on two occasions before he finally won the WCW World title in 2000. Strong and athletic, Steiner was a stunning performer in his prime and one of WCW's greatest homegrown success stories. So, why isn't he a member of the WWE Hall of Fame?

In Steiner's case, it isn't difficult to figure out why he is not part of the hallowed Hall. He is very, very critical of WWE and Triple H in particular. His long-running personal feuds with WWE royalty such as Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair further complicate matters. This bad blood probably doesn't prohibit him from ever entering the Hall of Fame, but induction is probably not imminent either.