Hall of Fame Wrestling's Greatest — Inducted by Nappari

The architect of professional wrestling as a global entertainment empire. No single figure transformed the industry more completely.

The face of professional wrestling's mainstream explosion. Hulkamania ran wild across two decades and two promotions.

Japan's greatest wrestling icon and a global ambassador of the sport who bridged martial arts and professional wrestling.

The Texas Rattlesnake who drove WWE's Attitude Era and became the most popular anti-hero in wrestling history.

The best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be. A technical virtuoso whose matches set the standard.

Sixteen-time world champion. The stylin', profilin', limousine riding, jet flying, kiss-stealing, wheelin' 'n' dealin' son of a gun.

The Showstopper. The Main Event. The Icon. Arguably the greatest in-ring performer of all time and a five-star machine.

Wrestling's greatest villain turned beloved icon. On the mic or in the ring, nobody was more unpredictable or electrifying.

An unmatchable presence. Seven feet and over 500 pounds of legend who drew crowds across the globe for two decades.

The face of WWE for two decades. A record-tying world champion, Make-A-Wish record holder, and the man who carried the company on his back.