According to a report, the WWE could announce two more names for the 2024 class of the Hall of Fame.
The annual Hall of Fame ceremony will take place the weekend of WrestleMania, the company’s premier premium live event, which will take place in Philadelphia this year.
WWE has already announced five inductees for this year’s ceremony, and while there is generally no limit to the number of majors that can be inducted, there is speculation that this year’s inductees are complete.
According to PWInsiderHowever, this may not be the case. Despite having four stars inducted last year alongside the Warrior Award winner, WWE reportedly plans to have seven inductees this year.
The late Bray Wyatt and Lia Miavia will reportedly complete the class of 2024, with the ceremony now less than a month away.
According to a report, WWE could induct Bray Wyatt into this year’s Hall of Fame class
Wyatt played in WWE for several years before his shock passed last year at the age of 36
Lia Miavia (left), The Rock’s grandmother, is also reportedly on the list of stars to be inducted
So far, Paul Heyman, Bull Nakano and Thunderbolt Patterson are the three people inducted so far, while legendary tag team The US Express and Muhammad Ali will also join the class.
Heyman still works in the company and is heavily involved in the feud between The Rock and Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins, while Nakano was a global star in the company, and so was Patterson.
Ali, meanwhile, had a long-term association with WWE, while The US Express are former tag team champions and a team that included Barry Windham and Mike Rotunda.
The team has a close bond with Wyatt, who shockingly passed away last year at the age of 36, just months after returning to WWE.
Windham and Rotunda were brothers, with the former’s uncle Wyatt and the latter his father. Wyatt’s real name was Windham Rotunda.
Current WWE star Paul Heyman was the first person to reveal who would be inducted this year
Miavia, meanwhile, is The Rock’s grandmother and was a wrestling promoter who died in 2008 at the age of 77.
The inductees would make this year’s class a closely related group, with Wyatt likely being recognized for his creative mind before he passed away along with his father and uncle.