A Rundown of the Most Deserving Wrestling Hall of Famers

You may have bumped into them while gaming on your australian casino slots, but these legends have come a long way. After a lot of fights, injuries wins and defeats, they managed to engrave their names in some of the most respected lists in the entertainment industry. Here are some of our favorite wrestling hall of Famers.

Sting- The Ultimate Warrior (1987-1988)

The ultimate warrior was by far one of the best wrestlers ever. He achieved many incredible feats including defeating Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania III for his second WWE World championship. This made him a legend due to his incredible accomplishments in this sport. His legacy is still being written today as he has recently been inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame (2019).

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson – WWE Champion (2002–2003)

Rock first became famous as a wrestler during his stint with WCW where he made an impact and most of online pokies nz players like to bet on him. In 2002, he moved over to the WWF and won the Royal Rumble making himself the number one contender for the Undisputed Championship. After taking the belt from Brock Lesner, he lost it back to him after a couple months. However, he would regain the title when Lesner left the company. During his time there, he also won three more championships which were the Intercontinental, Tag Team titles and the hardcore strap. Unfortunately, he didn’t stay too long as he was fired from WWE in 2003.

Chris Jericho – WWE Champion (2017–2018)

Jericho is one of the few professional wrestlers who have had multiple World Championships. In 2007, he defeated Chris Benoit to win the World Heavyweight Championship. After that, he went on to lose the title a year later via losing his “I Quit” match to Randy Orton. But not only was he able to achieve these achievements, he was even named the greatest wrestler of all time by SLAM! Magazine.