Current Wrestlers-Future Hall Of Famers Pt.1

Who would you induct?

Being in the WWE Hall Of Fame is one of the most prestigious things that could happen to you in your wrestling career. Being named one of the very best, next to the wrestlers you idolized has to be one of the best feelings in the world.

As we’ve seen, the WWE Hall Of Fame is filled with some of the most recognizable names in sports entertainment. Superstar Billy Graham, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat, Ric Flair, Dusty Rhodes, Hulk Hogan, Yokuzuma, etc.

Right now, there’s a slew of superstars that are making a huge name for themselves. They’ve won championships, they’ve started from the bottom and climbed their way to the top, some of them have come and gone from WWE. But one thing’s for certain, we’re literally watching future Hall Of Famers right now.

It might be an odd thing to think about right now, as most of the wrestlers right now are in their prime. But, you just can’t help but see a potential ring around their fingers in years to come.

Let’s take a look at some of the future Hall Of Famers.

Roman Reigns

No surprise here of course. Roman has been on top of WWE for nearly two decades. When he entered WWE as a member of The Shield. I immediately saw him as the main event guy. Something just spoke to me when he did his promos and wrestled.

Sure, when The Shield broke up, he was still a rookie on the main roster and he had a lot of learning to do. Roman did that learning and look where he’s at today.

His current championship reign in itself is Hall Of Fame worthy.

The Bloodline has been the best work of his entire career. It’s a storyline that’s been going on for almost two years and still he manages to find ways to keep it fresh and moving forward.

Seth Rollins

Ha-Ha-Ha!

Seth, who was also a member of The Shield, has made a huge name for himself being a solo wrestler. His charisma is out of this world. He has been able to keep his fans happy with his slight character changes.

Seth, for the rest of his career, might be known for pulling off the “heist of the century”, when he cashed in his Money In The Bank contract at Wrestlemania, and winning the WWE Championship.

Seth’s sense of style has played a HUGE role in his career. He comes out in these bright, flamboyant suits that not anyone could pull off. He wears them with confidence and pride.

He has also been in huge profile matches throughout his career from the likes of Roman Reigns, Logan Paul, Jon Moxley, etc.

Seth will deservingly so be inducted into the Hall Of Fame no doubt about it.

Charlotte Flair

Woooo!

One of the most talented wrestlers to lace up their boots and grace us with their presence. Charlotte has made a huge name for herself in WWE. She’s won the Women’s championship seven times and counting.

Being the daughter of an already Hall Of Famer, Ric Flair, you know the pressures been on for her. But, she’s been able to carve out her own legacy and not be overshadowed by her fathers career.

She sticks with her in-your-face charisma. She oozes out confidence. When she does her promos, they’re always top notch. She’s probably one of the best shit-talkers today.

Her athleticism cannot be touched. She’s been pure perfection in the ring.

Her most famous feuds have been with Becky Lynch and Bayley.

There’s no question the queen deserves a spot in the Hall Of Fame.

Liv Morgan

Liv Morgan has been proving that she’s a force to be reckoned with. She became Women’s Champions after cashing in her Money In The Bank contract.

After the Riot Squad broke up, no one really knew where Liv Morgan was going. Was she going to be a mid-carder or lower mid-carder. She surpassed the doubts and ensured herself that she will be able to main event premium live events and win championships.

She’s been on a roll with becoming the miracle kid and hardcore Liv.

Her Harley Quinn-esq persona has made her a bankable wrestler for WWE.

She’s still really young and has a lot more to give and prove. Time will only tell how far she will get in her career and I’m counting on her going beyond the stars.

Liv Morgan will definitely be in the Hall Of Fame.

AJ Styles

Where hasn’t AJ wrestled? He’s been all around the world, wrestling for promotions and winning top championships all around.

He’s been in WWE, New Japan, TNA, etc.

AJ has to be one of the most entertaining people in sports entertainment. The way he has been able to wrestle is out of this world. He’s a high-flyer and yet he’s able to keep his opponents grounded and do some amateur wrestling.

Not to mention AJ Styles will be known as being the final opponent of The Undertaker, before Undertaker retired. That alone is such a prize possession.

Bayley

She’s been a lifelong WWE fan and her dream came true when she entered WWE in 2012.

She made a huge impact on NXT, becoming the NXT Women’s Champion and had a stern push for her remaining time in NXT.

Bayley jumped into the main roster and immediately won the Women’s Championship from Charlotte Flair, which was just a beautiful moment to see. From there, Bayley and Charlotte started one hell of a feud that lead to their rematch at Fastlane, where Bayley delivered Charlotte’s first ever lost on a premium live event.

She became the first-ever Women’s Tag Team Champion.

Her loving and cheerful character could only get her so far in WWE. After a long time of waiting, Bayley finally turned heel and her career shot up to the atmosphere and she became a huger deal.

While being the best women heel, she held the Women’s Championship for a record 379 days.

She continues to work as a heel and it’s just one of the moves in her career.

She’s already a Hall Of Famer.

The Miz

Who would’ve thought that some random guy from Tough Enough would become one of the greatest sports entertainers of all time? If you would’ve said that years ago, people would’ve thought you were crazy.

The Miz has seriously proven himself both backstage and in the ring that he can be the best and when given the opportunity to do a promo…you’re in for a hell of a ride.

It took some time for The Miz to gain the respect of the fans and wrestlers. The key thing he did was he never gave up. He kept going at it until we all saw that he was serious about this.

The Miz has been a mainstay on the upper mid-card for WWE for a good decade now. It almost feels like he is on the top of the top roster because he’s so good at what he does.

His promos are always full of attitude and charisma.

He has won countless championships, making him a Grand Slam Champion.

It’s purely obvious he will in the Hall Of Fame one day. I just cannot wait to hear that acceptance speech and hear that cocky attitude of his.