Not only are we at the point of the year in which the Road
to WrestleMania is in full swing, but it’s also the time where speculation begins
to run rampant on which names will be joining the WWE Hall of Fame during
WrestleMania weekend.
We already know that Batista will be headlining this year’s
Hall of Fame class, with Hulk Hogan, Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, and Sean Waltman
all set to become two-time Hall of Famers when they’re inducted as part of the nWo. As for the rest of the 2020 class, no official confirmation has just yet on who'll be joining these names in the Hall of Fame.
According to the ever-reliable WrestleVotes,
this year’s class is said to be “a bit eccentric”.
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While WrestleVotes has yet to specify just which exact names
are being discussed to join Big Dave and the New World Order in the Hall of
Fame, the account did rule out The Brood and Strike Force – while likewise
adding that this year’s female induction will leave fans “slightly surprised”.
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The 2020 WWE Hall of Fame takes place on April 2nd from Tampa,
Florida’s Amalie Arena.
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