52. Ole Anderson

In becoming an “Anderson”, Ole Anderson took on a no nonsense tear down your opponent one limb at a time approach. Ole toiled in various tag teams for years reaching his apex as a member of the original Four Horseman in the NWA. Ole may have been a good wrestler, but with no WWE association and the high amount of enemies he has made over the years, the original Rock has a limited shot.

Should Ole Anderson be in the Hall of Fame?

Definitely put him in! - 64.3%

Maybe, but others deserve it first. - 8.6%

Probably not, but it wouldn't be the end of the world. - 12.9%

No opinion. - 0%

No way! - 14.3%

The Bullet Points

Other Aliases: Allan Rogowski (Real Name)
Rock Rogowski
Billed From: U.S.A. (St. Paul, MN)
Key Championships Held: AWA Midwest Heavyweight
AWA Midwest Tag Team (2) (1w/Ox Baker, 1w/The Claw)
NWA Eastern States Heavyweight
NWA Florida Tag Team w/Ron Garvin
NWA Florida Television
NWA Georgia Tag Team (17) (7w/Gene Anderson, 5w/Ivan Koloff, 2w/Lars Anderson, 1w/Rene Goulet, 1w/Ernie Ladd, 1w/Jerry Brisco
NWA Georgia Television (2)
NWA Mid Atlantic Tag Team (3) w/Gene Anderson
NWA National Tag Team (Georgia) w/Thunderbolt Patterson
NWA National Tag Team (Mid Atlantic) w/Arn Anderson
NWA World Tag Team (Mid Atlantic) (8) (7w/Gene Anderson, 1w/Stan Hansen)
Why they will get in: The Anderson name does not hurt.
Why they won't get in: He has made a lot of enemies through the years and Vince is one of them.
Five Greatest Matches/Moments: 1. Wrestled for the first time with Lars and Gene Anderson (6/10/68)
2. With Gene won his first of many Tag Titles in the Mid Atlantic territory (3/26/70)
3. With Gene lost to Ric Flair & Greg Valentine in a cage and wound up becoming faces in the process (12/25/76)
4. Won a rare singles title with the Georgia Television Title (4/13/78)
5. Became a part of the inaugural Four Horsemen (1985)