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Edge and Beth Phoenix are the only current real-life couple in the Hall of Fame. The Rated R Superstar became a Hall of Famer in 2012, a year after he initially retired due to injury. His wife, The Glamazon, also joined him in the Hall of Fame five years later.
A few real-life WWE couples could follow in Edge and Beth Phoenix's footsteps and join the Hall of Fame in the next few years. Some of these couples have already had one of them enter the company's most prestigious club, and there's a good chance their partners will also enter the Hall of Fame in the future.
Meanwhile, some other duos have the accomplishments that guarantee them a place among the greatest in history. Hence, they could also enter the Hall of Fame in the upcoming years.
Here are six real-life couples who could join Edge and Beth Phoenix in the Hall of Fame.
#6. WWE Superstars The Miz and Maryse
The Miz joined WWE after participating in the 2004 Tough Enough competition. He has since become one of the company's biggest stars. The Awesome One is now a two-time world champion and the only two-time Grand Slam Champion in the company's history.
The 41-year-old met his wife, Maryse, in WWE as he hosted the 2006 Diva Search competition, in which she participated. The couple dated for several years before announcing their engagement in 2013. A year later, they tied the knot.
Maryse is also a former champion. The 39-year-old spent nearly four years in Vince McMahon's company as a regular in-ring competitor between 2007 and 2011, during which she won two Divas titles.
The former Divas Champion left Vince McMahon's company in 2011 before returning five years later. Since her comeback, she has competed in only three matches.
Meanwhile, Maryse starred in seasons six and seven of WWE's reality show Total Divas. She also starred in WWE Studios' movie The Marine 5: Battleground, alongside her husband. Since 2018, The Miz and Maryse have had their own reality show, Miz & Mrs.
The It Couple have contributed much to Vince McMahon's company over the past decade and a half. Hence, it would not be a surprise if they both become Hall of Famers in the future.
#5. WWE Hall of Famer Brie Bella and Bryan Danielson
Brie Bella joined WWE in 2007 after participating, alongside her twin sister Nikki, in the Diva Search competition. In addition to being a regular in-ring competitor for nearly a decade, the former Divas Champion also starred in Total Divas and Total Bellas.
The 38-year-old decided to step away from in-ring action in 2016. Brie has since competed in only a few matches, including the 2018 Women's Royal Rumble match. Last April, the former Divas Champion entered the Hall of Fame as part of the 2020 class.
The Hall of Famer's husband, Bryan Danielson (FKA Daniel Bryan), is also a legendary wrestler. He spent many years in Vince McMahon's company, during which he became a Grand Slam and Triple Crown Champion.
Danielson was one of the biggest stars in Vince McMahon's company before leaving last year after his contract expired. A few months after his departure, the former World Heavyweight Champion joined All Elite Wrestling.
Despite signing with AEW, The American Dragon still has a good relationship with Vince McMahon. Hence, he could enter the Hall of Fame in the future when he leaves Tony Khan's company, either to join another or to retire.
#4. WWE RAW Women's Champion Becky Lynch and Seth Rollins
Seth Rollins is one of the most accomplished WWE Superstars on the current roster. Since joining Vince McMahon's company in 2010, he has won many titles, including four world championships. The Visionary is now a Grand Slam and Triple Crown Champion.
Rollins is currently active on Monday Night RAW. However, he will challenge SmackDown's Tribal Chief and his former Shield partner, Roman Reigns, for the Universal Championship at the Royal Rumble Premium Live Event.
The Architect's wife, Becky Lynch, is also one of the company's biggest stars. Rollins and Big Time Becks started dating in early 2019. Later that year, they announced their engagement. The couple tied the knot last June and now have a daughter.
Like her husband, The Man also has many accomplishments in Vince McMahon's company. She is now a six-time Women's Champion. Lynch has also main-evented WrestleMania 35 after winning the 2019 Women's Royal Rumble match.
Outside the ring, the current RAW Women's Champion has also starred in WWE Studios' movie The Marine 6: Close Quarters, alongside Shawn Michaels and The Miz.
Due to all their accomplishments, Rollins and Lynch could both enter the Hall of Fame in the future.
#3. WWE EVP Triple H and CBO Stephanie McMahon
Triple H is one of the greatest Superstars in WWE history. He joined the company in the mid-1990s and has since won many championships, including 14 world titles. The King of Kings is also one of the company's leaders backstage. The 52-year-old currently holds the position of Executive Vice President of Global Talent Strategy & Development.
Triple H entered the Hall of Fame three years ago as part of D-Generation X. His wife, Stephanie McMahon, could also join him in the Hall of Fame in the future for her contributions to her father's company.
McMahon was a teenager when she started working in WWE as a model. The 45-year-old then worked in different positions inside her father's company, including becoming a receptionist, writer, and Executive Vice President of Creative. She is currently the company's Chief Brand Officer.
The Billion Dollar Princess also worked on-screen and was one of the most popular characters, especially in the late 1990s and early 2000s. She is a former Women's Champion and has shared the ring with several legends, including The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, and Trish Stratus.
Despite not being a great in-ring performer, The Billion Dollar Princess deserves to join her husband in the Hall of Fame for her contributions and achievements over the past two decades.
Last year, McMahon became the first female executive and non-wrestler to enter the International Sports Hall of Fame.
#2. WWE Champion Brock Lesnar and Sable
Brock Lesnar is one of the greatest wrestlers to ever compete inside a WWE ring. He is a nine-time world champion and a former King of the Ring. The Beast Incarnate has also won the 2003 Royal Rumble match and the 2019 Money in the Bank ladder match.
The current WWE Champion is a guaranteed future Hall of Famer. His wife, Sable, also deserves to enter the prestigious club.
Sable was one of the most popular Superstars during the attitude era. She joined Vince McMahon's company in 1996 and spent three years there, during which she won the Women's Championship. She then left the company in 1999.
In 2003, the 54-year-old returned to WWE. She spent another year there before leaving again.
Over the past few years, many fans and journalists have expressed their desire to see Sable inducted into the Hall of Fame.
In 2012, a few reports suggested that Sable could enter the Hall of Fame after her husband returned to Vince McMahon's company, which he had left eight years earlier. However, that never happened.
Now that Lesnar is on good terms with Vince McMahon's company, it seems a matter of time before he and his wife join Edge and Beth Phoenix in the Hall of Fame.
#1. WWE legend The Undertaker and Michelle McCool
The Undertaker is arguably the greatest Superstar in WWE history. The Deadman joined the company in 1990 and spent three decades as an in-ring competitor, during which he won several titles, including seven world championships.
After defeating AJ Styles at WrestleMania 36, The Undertaker announced his retirement from in-ring action. Since then, many fans and former wrestlers have expressed their desire to see The Phenom enter the Hall of Fame.
Earlier this year, Hall of Famer Bubba Ray Dudley suggested Vince McMahon should induct The Undertaker into the Hall of Fame in 2022.
"To me, that is an interesting piece of business on live pay-per-view: Vince McMahon inducting The Undertaker into the Hall of Fame. And maybe Night 1 [of WrestleMania 38] you get the last ride of The American Bada**, and Night 2 is when we get the induction and we get the full-blown entrance," he said on Busted Open Radio.
The Deadman's wife, Michelle McCool, is also a wrestling legend. The All-American Diva joined Vince McMahon's company after participating in the 2004 Diva Search competition. She spent nearly seven years as an in-ring competitor, during which she became a four-time Women's Champion. The former school teacher retired in 2011. Since then, she has made a few sporadic WWE appearances.
McCool is one of the most accomplished female competitors in the company's history. Hence, like her husband, she deserves a place in the Hall of Fame. The couple could even enter the Hall of Fame together this year.
