v2 Hall of Fame

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Current Members:
(currently voting for initial class)

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This is the place where we honour the greats of the business that we all love. Whether they are international or British legends they are welcome in our hall. The only rule being that the wrestler must for all intents and purposes be retired (can be a rare part timer)

To begin with we will induct 5 main wrestlers, 1 woman, 1 manager/commentator/promoter and 1 tag team/group.

For a reference point the WWE HoF inductees are in spoiler tabs below

Superstars:

Women:

Tag Teams and Groups:

Managers, Commentators and Promoters:

Celebrity Wing:

Warrior Award:

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Currently: Accepting nominations
Voting: Week before Wrestlemania 32

When nominating please do so in the following format:

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In order for a nomination to be accepted for voting it must be supported by at least two other posters

I was going by the topics in the op!

I am serious about Tim arson though!

I moght be willing to accept an 'Adam's Interesting Choice's' wing.

If we are having a British wing 
Mark rollerball Rocco- the first brit to break into japan. A numerous time light heavyweight and middleweight champion around the UK, Europe and beyond
Rowdy ricky knight- a long storied career which saw him win several tag titles as wells as singles titles. Still laces the boots on occasion these days. Also trained several wrestlers that have gone on to bigger things including Paige and Nick aldis
Drew McDonald- a real heavyweight and British legend who looked like a wrestler should, a man who kicked off the www career of Paige when he worked as there UK based talent scout and a much missed personality around the UK scene after losing his short battle with cancer
Crusher mason- another man who was an excellent heavyweight, a big looking bruiser who like McDonald looked how a wrestler should 
Dynamite kid- a classy brawler and cruiserweight who won gold everywhere he went including japan and wwe. A big part of the world of sport era. His rivalry with Rocco is Stoll fondly remembered by Many today

Is Vince McMahon retired or even semi-retired though? I think had this been a few months ago, I'd have said yes, but he's been a pretty constant part of Raw for a couple of months now.

Vince's contribution to the business is too big to be ignored. Retired or not he simply has to be there.

I think it was more to help the storyline. He will be away now that HHH is back on the scene.