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Jeff Jarrett

First off, how the hell did TNA Wrestling start a Hall of Fame WITHOUT Jeff Jarrett as the first inductee? That aside, with the way Jeff Jarrett left the WWE (he held them up for a quarter of a million when his contract ran while still the IC Champ), the WWE Hall of Fame seems like a long shot.

298. Buff Bagwell

Buff Bagwell’s one week stint in the WWE may have been a disaster, but Buff Bagwell had a ten year run in WCW where he won many titles, became an entertaining performer and was on the cusp of main event stardom. It didn’t happen, but he did a lot more in World Championship Wrestling than most people remember.

80. “Whipper” Billy Watson

Arguably the first major star from the nation of Canada, “Whipper” Billy Watson was a fixture in main eventer in the hallowed Maple Leaf Gardens for nearly two decades and was also the NWA World Heavyweight Champion.  Watson would be an excellent choice for the new Legends Wing and one representing the great history of Toronto and Canadian wrestling in general.

Tony Schiavone

The long time voice of the NWA and WCW, Tony Schiavone was beloved by some and hated by others but heard by millions.  He was on the flagship broadcast of the number two (at times number one) company in a timeline that seemingly stretched to forever and that has to be worth something.  Or maybe not.

Should Tony Schiavone be in the Hall of Fame?

I totally agree with this induction. - 88.2%
I am fine with this induction. - 5.9%
I do not agree with this induction, but it does not bother me. - 0%
No opinion. - 0%
Kick him out! - 5.9%