Celebrities still to be inducted in hall of fame

[Zen411]

For me, cyndi Lauper is the biggest glaring omission.

I wouldn't mind seeing William Shatner, bob barker, or regis.

Who else?

[mrtuesday]

Andy Kaufman

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Floyd Mayweather

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Jeremy Piven is ready to go in the night before Wrestlemadness

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Muhammad Ali is the biggest omission for me.

[Bob Schlapowitz]

It's absurd that Cyndi Lauper isn't already in.

[RadcapRadsley]

Todd Chrisley

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Jon Stewart

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Robocop

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David Arquette and ICP

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Regis!!

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Jan 17, 2017 10:40:33 GMT -5 Bob Schlapowitz said:

It's absurd that Cyndi Lauper isn't already in.

Wow, thought she was already in

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Andy Kaufman is in my top 5 "how the f*** are they not in yet" period, celebrity or otherwise. Cyndi Lauper also comes close.

Shatner would definitely be acceptable, he's done a bunch with them over the years. Ali, too, obviously.

For better or worse, I think David Arquette has a legitimate case. There would be controversy over it, of course, but I think the fact he donated all his money to Brian Pillman and Owen Hart's families more than covers for it.

I recently learned Simon Cowell produced all the WWF The Music CDs, so I could see them doing it just for the publicity.

Once Shaq/Big Show is said and done, Shaq could be going in the very next year. On that note, Dennis Rodman was a big part of the nWo, and could warrant induction if they want to welcome THAT controversy. Lawrence Taylor is another shoo-in athlete who has a personal life that keeps blocking him.

Lemmy could definitely go in, although if they don't do it soon, they probably won't.

Also, he never actually did anything with WWE that I'm aware of, so it's kind of a left-field pick, but Arsenio Hall's interviews with wrestlers were awesome enough he deserves consideration anyway.

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I would hope Regis will hopefully go in soon. He did a lot for the WWF image on his show in the late '80s/early '90s.

Jan 17, 2017 13:52:36 GMT -5 lws said:

Also, he never actually did anything with WWE that I'm aware of, so it's kind of a left-field pick, but Arsenio Hall's interviews with wrestlers were awesome enough he deserves consideration anyway.

Didn't Arsenio host a wrestling match or 2 on his show? I seem to remember a big ring set up with something involving the LoD, Nasty Boys and Jake Roberts back in 1991 or so...

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Jay leno

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Lawrence Taylor he actually main evented a Wrestlemania in a match. Yes the PPV buyrate was bad but he actually treated it seriously and had a respectable match with Bam Bam.

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Limp Bizkit and Kid Rock.

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Jan 17, 2017 14:16:32 GMT -5 zappa said:

Lawrence Taylor he actually main evented a Wrestlemania in a match. Yes the PPV buyrate was bad but he actually treated it seriously and had a respectable match with Bam Bam.

Isn't he in jail, currently?

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Jan 17, 2017 13:52:36 GMT -5 lws said:

I recently learned Simon Cowell produced all the WWF The Music CDs, so I could see them doing it just for the publicity.

To the best of my knowledge Simon Cowell only worked on one WWF album which was WrestleMania. Probably one of my most disappointing purchases in my youth; rather than just provide the entrance music used on the show (the closest to this was the opening to Mr Perfects track from what I recall) they, instead, just churned out a range of ultra cheesy tracks that just about qualify as songs. It's worth owning just for Bret Harts spoken word approach to 'Never Been A Right Time To Say Goodbye' (which I would recommend anybody who hasn't heard it to check out for morbidity's sake) but buying this album was a bitterly disappointing venture all those years ago.



What? Oh! Right....Kauffman, Lauper and Ali of course.

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