7 Superstars who may be inducted in the 2019 WWE Hall of Fame

To become a WWE Superstar, signing for the biggest wrestling promotion with millions of fans around the world, is probably what most pro wrestlers dream of; to win titles and accolades, and the hearts of fans is a bonus for most pro wrestlers. To be inducted in the WWE Hall of Fame is possibly the pinnacle of every WWE and pro wrestler.

The WWE Hall of Fame has seen modern and yesteryear greats who have made a huge impact on the WWE. The names of those inducted - Hogan, Flair, Stone Cold, Angle, Sting - are some of the greatest names in the pro wrestling business.

The 2018 Hall of Fame was headlined by Goldberg, who won the top titles on WCW and WWE, while Ivory, Jeff Jarrett, Hillbilly Jim, Mark Henry, and the Dudley Boyz were the others inducted into the class of 2018.

The 2019 Hall of Fame will most likely be held the weekend of WrestleMania 35, and will see a few iconic stars of the WWE inducted into the Hall of Fame. Here, we predict 7 Superstars who could be a part of the WWE Hall of Fame:

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#7 Kane

One of the icons of the WWE in the last two decades, Kane - or Mayor Glenn Jacobs as he is known now after becoming the Mayor of Knox County, has been an ever-present feature in the WWE since the mid-90s.

The Big Red Machine has won numerous titles in the WWE and was the third Grand Slam Champion, having won the WWE Championship, World Heavyweight Championship, Tag Team Championship, Intercontinental Championship, as well as the Hardcore Championship.

Kane has feuded with the best in the business over the years, while also tag teaming with big names like The Undertaker, Big Show, Daniel Bryan, to name a few.

An important figure in the WWE, it seems like Kane's in-ring career is almost done and dusted with his last match coming at Crown Jewel in November 2018, when he tag teamed with The Undertaker to take on Shawn Michaels and Triple H.

For his longevity and fantastic contributions to the WWE, it seems like Kane will certainly enter the WWE Hall of Fame, and there is a possibility that it will happen in 2019.

#6 Vader

Vader changed the game for big men in wrestling as he was one of the few big men to perform incredible high-flying moves. Vader has an incredible legacy, having wrestled in NJPW in Japan, WCW, WWE, as well as several indie wrestling promotions across the world.

Although he was not particularly successful in the WWE in the mid-90s, Vader was one of the top men on WCW, winning the WCW World Heavyweight Championship thrice, as well as the WCW United States Heavyweight Championship.

Vader was a pioneer in the wrestling business, and has to be in the WWE Hall of Fame, and 2019 could be when he's inducted.

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#5 Big Show

Like Vader, Big Show also made his name at WCW, before becoming a household name on WWE during the Attitude Era, and stayed relevant for the next decade or so, winning title after title.

A triple crown champion in the WWE, Big Show has won everything on offer at Vince McMahon's company, and is now helping younger talents rise up the ranks on WWE.

Big Show looks the fittest he has ever been in his life, but at 46 years of age, his in-ring career is almost over. He inducted Mark Henry into the Hall of Fame last year, and it would be fitting if the World's Strongest Man inducted Show into the Hall of Fame in 2019.

#4 Edge and Christian

Edge and Christian had a great career in the WWE, and revolutionised tag team wrestling, alongside the Hardy Boys, and the Dudley Boyz. The duo won the tag team titles on 7 occasions, and put on incredible matches during the Attitude Era.

The duo also had stellar singles careers, but they will forever be remembered for their tag team matches, especially the Tables, Ladders, and Chairs matches. Edge was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2012 by Christian, and it is only a matter of time the duo are inducted as a tag team. Edge and Christian inducted The Dudley Boyz into the Hall of Fame in 2018.

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#3 Jim Neidhart

Younger fans will most likely remember Jim Neidhart as WWE Superstar Natalya's father, but Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart had a great career, notably a part of the Hart Foundation faction. Neidhart had long stints with the WWE back in the 80s as well as the 90s, and won the WWF Tag Team Championship twice with Bret Hart.

He was a part of the infamous feud between Bret Hart and Stone Cold Steve Austin in 1997, but was released later in the year.

Neidhart, sadly, passed away in 2018 due to a fall to the ground.

#2 Michelle McCool

Many know as her The Undertaker's wife, but Michelle McCool had a great career, winning the first-ever Divas Championship, and then going on to win the Women's Championship twice.

Although her in-ring career was for just around five years, McCool had several great moments in the ring. She returned to the WWE after almost seven years away from the ring, when she competed in the first-ever women's Royal Rumble where she got the most eliminations on the night, and then returned to the ring once again, for another battle royale at the Evolution PPV.

The WWE has inducted one woman Superstar in the Hall of Fame every year, and Michelle McCool deserves to be a part of the Class of 2019.

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#1 The Undertaker

It is not a matter of 'if' but 'when' The Undertaker is inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. One of the greatest wrestlers in the WWE and pro wrestling, The Undertaker has hinted at retirement multiple times, but it seems that 2019 could be the year The Deadman says goodbye to the WWE forever.

Several reports indicate that The Undertaker could have one final match at WrestleMania 35, and it would be fitting if he goes into that final match as a WWE Hall of Famer. The Undertaker has been an ever-present in the WWE for nearly three decades, and has been one of the key people to make WWE the global giant that it is today.