2. Koko B. Ware Becomes A Hall Of Famer
Entering WWE's Hall of Fame is seen by many as the ultimate act of recognition for a wrestler, or indeed, non-wrestler's legacy, talent and overall contribution to the company or sport itself. Recently there have been a couple of ropey inductees, especially now that inducting a celebrity each year seems to be a thing, but the prestige of getting that ring on your finger still holds. You'd think that WWE would only want to honour the very best people to ever set foot through the company doors, and usually the very best means the people that break records, sell out arenas and hold multiple championships. But every now and then, a midcarder slips through. The likes of Tito Santana, Jimmy Snuka, Hacksaw Jim Duggan all made it to the Hall of Fame, despite only ever flirting with the main event scene and not being as iconic or historically significant as the likes of Stone Cold Steve Austin, Hulk Hogan, Andre the Giant and others. That's not saying that midcarders don't deserve a place in the Hall of Fame, because they are often the most loyal and dedicated people, but given there are a number of huge names that have yet to make it in the Hall (Randy Savage being an example), the induction of stars like Koko B. Ware seems pretty remarkable.