Ranking WWE shows part of WrestleMania 37 week

#5 WWE Hall of Fame

WWE Hall of Fame

The WWE Hall of Fame is probably the most special event of the year after WrestleMania. The night honors and pays respect to the legends who are responsible for what the WWE is today.

Last year, due to the pandemic, the Hall of Fame induction ceremony could not take place. This year WWE celebrated the Hall of Fame class of 2020 as well as 2021.

The 2020 inductees included the likes of the 'wrestling god' JBL, The British Bulldog and Jushin Liger. The Celebrity wing saw the induction of actor William Shatner, while the glamor of the event was increased by the induction of the Bella Twins.

WWE Superstar and Ambassador Titus O'Neil was awarded the Warrior award for his philanthropy contributions.

The main event induction of the evening was the N.W.O. This was a second induction for the members of the group.

If the 2020 inductees were firecrackers, the 2021 list wasn't much behind in stature. The Class of 2021 saw the induction of the creator of the Monday Night Wars and the N.W.O., Eric Bischoff. The class also had India's first-ever world champion, The Great Khali.

Former ECW and WWE Champion Rob Van Dam's career transformed from Mr. Monday Nights to Mr. Hall of Fame as he took his rightful place.

The Warrior award was given to long-time employee Rich Hering, who has been with the company for over 50 years. The celebrity wing saw the inclusion of heavy metal icon Ozzy Osbourne. The female wing was graced by Molly Holly.

The main event of the Hall of Fame evening literally had fireworks as the the final inductee in the Hall of Fame 2021 was Kane. The Devil's Favorite Demon even signed off in signature Kane style.

While the WWE Hall of Fame is a very special show, it ranks quite low on this list. One of the key reasons for this was the event feeling very rushed. No inductee spoke for more than an average of five or six minutes.

Also, not having another person inducting the legends into the WWE Hall of Fame removed a little bit of the essence of the event. It would have been awesome if we got to see the Undertaker induct Kane or Paul Heyman induct Rob Van Dam.

The possible reason for this could be the need to adjust two shows into a one-show timespan of three hours. This year's inductees were awesome but, unfortunately, as a show it didn't quite live up to its previous years.