Kintaro Ohki came from South Korea to train under his hero Rikidozan, and he was able to sit under the learning tree of the most significant Japanese wrestler ever.  Ohki would not reach the heights of Antonio Inoki, but he was an elite performer who was in the main event for years.  Ohki's biggest contributions would be raising the profile of wrestling in South Korea where he would often compete and promote shows.  He was also a regular in Los Angeles, where he would win the WWA Championship.

Before he was Rayo de Jalisco, Maximino Linares Moreno went through a few gimmicks and masks in the, but it was when he came up with the black mask with a lightning bolt that he had a winner.

As of this writing, Ultimo Guerrero is still on top of the world in CMLL, but we do have a mandatory age of 46 where a wrestler moves to the main list, hence why he is here.

Like the Von Erichs who have six members in the WWE Hall of Fame, we present the Duseks, who have six notable family members…well, four and two kayfabe ones.