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When you talk about the most honourable awards in wrestling, your list will be incomplete without the WWE Hall of Fame.
An award which is honoured to a wrestler for his/her contributions for the wrestling business. Established in 1993, the Hall of Fame has seen many wrestlers getting their due for their love and contribution to the wrestling business. We have seen the likes of Shawn Michaels, Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, Lita and Trish Stratus inducted to the Hall of Fame.
The term “future Hall of Famer” is used very frequently to describe some of the current Superstars and therefore we list the wrestlers who have Hall of Fame worthy careers and are definitely going to get honoured with this award someday.
#6 Brock Lesnar
Is he still in the company? Yes, and with the Raw's biggest prize, The Universal Championship. You can say that he has made the title irrelevant, he doesn't defend it, he doesn't show up for work, but the fact you can't deny is that he has a Hall of Fame-worthy career.
From being the-then youngest WWE Champion to ending the infamous "Undertaker's WrestleMania streak" to becoming the longest reigning World Champion of Modern Era(by not defending the title though) he has done it all.
Brock Lesnar is a 4-time WWE Champion and the longest reigning Universal champion, he has a career nothing short of phenomenal. He is the "BEAST of WWE" and one day this beast is going to get nominated to Hall of Fame. Rumours suggest that he might retire from wrestling after SummerSlam. Don't be surprised if he gets inducted into the Hall of Fame Class of 2019.
#5 Randy Orton
The-then legend killer has now become a legend. And he truly deserves it.
Starting his career as a part of Evolution, Randy Orton became Intercontinental Champion. The future was not too distant and he became the World Heavyweight Champion(the youngest person to hold the title) by defeating Chris Benoit at SummerSlam. After 14 years, Randy Orton is a record 13-time WWE World Champion and the fourth wrestler in WWE to achieve this accomplishment.
He is also a United States Champion and a two-time Tag Team Champion. Though he has a long time ahead of him before his retirement, he has earned himself the moniker of 'A Future Hall of Famer". 3rd Generation Superstar's career is worth headlining the Hall of Fame Class whichever year he is a part of(both as a singles star and if Evolution ever manages to get inducted).
#4 Triple H
Part of WWE since 1995, Triple H has been one of the most polarizing figures in the WWE.
The person formerly known as Huter Hearst Helmsley became Triple H as one of the most convincing wrestlers. The person who was once considered a jobber became a 14-time WWE World Champion.
One of the best heels of all time, Triple H lead heel factions like Evolution and was a key player in D-Generation X and mastermind of The Authority. He was also great rivalries with Shawn Michaels, his best friend and Randy Orton, his evolution teammate, and The Undertaker.
He also currently manages NXT and is considered by many as best booker in Wrestling Industry. Some believe that he may not go to the Hall of Fame because of his role in the WWE but as soon as he officially hangs up his boots, Triple H will and should end up with multiple Hall of Fame rings – as a singles star and for the induction of DX and Evolution(if it happens).
#3 John Cena
One of the best faces of WWE, John Cena is considered by many as most dedicated wrestlers in the whole industry. John Cena is a 16-time World Champion, 5-time United States Champion and a two-time Tag Team Champion.
From a heel as Doctor of Thuganomics to the face of the company. He became better day after day and was Number 1 in everything from merchandise sales, championships, and show appearances. John Cena is always a big draw. The 16-time World Champion is the most popular wrestler in the world right now. He is good on the mic and better at wrestling.
His feuds with Edge, AJ Styles and most notably, CM Punk are considered the best of all time. Though he is not cheered like AJ Styles and Daniel Bryan(due to his booking), John Cena has been a huge asset to the company. Currently busy in Hollywood schedule, there isn't much time left when we see retire from wrestling and gets inducted into the Hall of Fame.
#2 Chris Jericho
You know what happens when you a record 9-time Intercontinental Champion, a 6-time WWE Champion, two-time United States Champion and a seven-time Tag Team Champion, and put on best matches of your career at the age of 47, you know what happens. Chris Jericho, "You Just Made The List".
One of the best wrestlers to ever step foot inside a WWE ring, Chris Jericho is one of those guys who defy their age. Whether a heel or a face, he plays his role best. While I think he is underrated(he should have won at least one World championship in the WWE in the last 6 years), he has a career worth calling, "A future Hall of Famer".
Best mic worker in the WWE for the last 18 years and the first person to hold Unified WWE Championship, one thing is for sure, he may fight more for New Japan Pro Wrestling(he is current IWGP Intercontinental Champion) and enjoys working there, he will call a day where he sets apart his wrestling career for WWE.
At the end of the day, we know the "Person who defeated Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Rock on the same night" will get inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame.
#1 Charlotte Flair
I thought that the list is incomplete without one of the best female wrestlers on the planet.
The daughter of legend Ric Flair, Charlotte Flair is following her father's footsteps by becoming one of the women to start the "Women's Revolution". From being in the first ever Women's Hell In a Cell to being in first ever Women's Money in the Bank Ladder Match Charlotte Flair has done it all.
After getting called up on the main roster, she quickly rose to the top and became Divas Champion and even the first ever Raw Women's Champion. Combined, she holds a record of 6-time Women's Champion(1-time Divas Champion, 4-time Raw, and 1-time SmackDown Women's Champion). She even defeated Asuka at WrestleMania 34 in a classic, ending her 914-day undefeated streak and handing Asuka her first loss in WWE.
They say, like father like daughter. Charlotte Flair might become women with most title reigns in WWE, currently held by Trish Stratus(7-time), just like Ric Flair has most title reigns as World Champion in WWE. When Charlotte finally retires from WWE, she will definitely make it to the Hall of Fame.
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