WWE: Ranking Every Hall Of Fame Class From Worst To Best
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Reaching the WWE Hall of Fame is the pinnacle of a pro wrestler’s career and is a showcase for some of the greatest legends this business has ever seen.
The WWE Hall of Fame has featured some outstanding classes over the years that are filled with some of the industry’s biggest names. It all started in 1993 with the induction of one man, Andre The Giant. But since 1993, the Hall of Fame has developed into one of the most anticipated events of WrestleMania weekend.
With that being said, let’s take a look at every WWE Hall of Fame class ranked from worst to best, excluding the 1993 class that only featured Andre The Giant and this year’s class that might not be finalized and that the induction speeches haven’t taken place yet.
17. Class of 2010
The WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2010 helped kick the WrestleMania 26 weekend in Glendale, Arizona into a higher gear. The 2010 class was comprised of some of the most underrated personalities and performers in WWE history.
The class featured The Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase, Antonio Inoki, Maurice Mad Dog Vachon, Gorgeous George, Wendi Richter, Stu Hart, and Bob Uecker in the celebrity wing of the hall of fame. This class didn’t necessarily feature any major marquee names, but each member contributed greatly to the wrestling business and the WWE.
DiBiase was one of the greatest characters in WWE history, Inoki’s presence on wrestling couldn’t be denied, Mad Dog Vachon was a legendary name of the past, Gorgeous George was a trailblazer, and Richter was a key part of the first WrestleMania.
Not to mention, Hart was one of the most influential wrestling figures of all-time and Uecker had a big impact as a celebrity in the early days of WrestleMania. There were several solid speeches as well during the ceremony, including DiBiase’s grand finale of showering money down to the crowd in Million Dollar Man fashion.
The 2010 class didn’t have any knockout inductees, but everyone who was inducted more than earned their spot as a member of the WWE Hall of Fame.