While Shane McMahon did not become the heir apparent to the WWE empire, his contributions behind the scenes and on camera can never be discounted.

It stands to reason that the son of WWE Hall of Famer, “Cowboy” Bob Orton, should be able to follow his path into the Hall. A multi-time champion and all around capable competitor, Randy Orton’s only block would be his own doing, as his temperament and Wellness Policy strikes have put the Viper in a land of limbo when he should be in his prime.

Ron Killings is one of those ageless wonders whereby despite his youthful appearance he is (and probably always be) a decade older than he looks.

While only 43 years old (as of this writing), Mark Henry’s in ring career is clearly winding down and injuries are catching up to him, hence why he was moved from the futures to this list, but we have to say fifteen years ago we never would have pegged him as a WWE Hall of Fame worthy wrestler.