The HOF class is still growing. We have 5 members, our moment and ugghh... the Legacy inductees. Is it me or does the class seem light this year? I could see them deciding to put Cena in. He is hosting Wrestlemania this year. Miss Elizabeth, Bam Bam Bigelow, William Regal and Rick Martel are getting a lot of support. The Midnight Express is getting more attention with Dennis Condrey passing but would WWE and Cornette make peace? Johnny Valentine or Mitsuharu Misawa would spark discussion. Marty Jannetty and Ole Anderson.... no not even on April Fools. Anyone got any thoughts on who you want to see in and why?

Every year there is much debate and speculation about who will be inducted and who will not and why. I will bring up a name for consideration: Jim Cornette. He is recognized as one of the greatest managers of all time. He was a key part of the success of both versions of the Midnight Express. He did work in the WWE in various roles. He is viewed as one of the great talkers. He has a long body of work throughout wrestling including running Smokey Mountain Wrestling. He did induct the Rock and Roll Express back in 2017. He is also noted for not having the greatest people skills. Bruce Pritchard, John Laurinitis and Vince Russo are just a few names in WWE alone that he has damaged relationships with. His podcast and his criticism of the current product. He has talked about why it's not a big deal to him. There are rumors that Cornette doesn't want to sign a Legends contract. I could see him getting inducted with the Express but outside of that I don't think it's going to happen. Thoughts?

https://www.sescoops.com/article/dynamite-kid-daughter-wwe-hall-fame-induction His in ring legacy of innovation and influence. He is one half of an all time great tag team in the British Bulldogs. vs. His out of ring legacy. There are the stories Bret Hart and others have told about him. His autobiography. His prized pupil is a dirty word in the WWE. WWE's PR department would be putting in the extra work to sanitize his reputation. Who would be willing to induct him and if his family does speak, how do they feel about the way WWE treated him or all that has come out about him? I don't see WWE going through with it. He is in several other Hall of Fames. That's likely as close as he's going to get. Thoughts?

We are on the road to Wrestlemania! It is also Hall of Fame season. I want to pose this question to everyone: Is there something you would change about the current set.up? I know many are clamoring for a physical building with all the trimmings but I have something I wish they would adjust or do away with. The Legacy group induction. I think it's disrespectful to "induct" people who have had an impact in the business/sport and not give them a spotlight simply because they never worked or made an impact in WWE. Dory Funk Sr., Dick.the Bruiser, Bruiser Brody to name a few. I understand that not everyone can, will, will allow or wants induction but WWE can do a better job (to me at least) of honoring the history of the business and not just their own. Thoughts?

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