I'm Hello again, friends, and you are my friends, and welcome back to another special edition of the 605 Super Podcast, the mothership!

This being our annual look at the Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame, the 2020 class of

the Hall of Fame, and there's a lot here, a lot of really good, insightful and interesting

discussions, certainly a lot to learn from. A lot you may agree

with. A lot you may disagree with. But this is what it's all about. The conversation around the

Hall of Fame and the candidates who got in, the candidates who didn't get in, and the overall

process of the Hall of Fame. Before we go any further, we should make a couple of announcements

here. Of course, the 2020 class of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame. Before we go any further, we should make a couple announcements here.

Of course, the 2020 class of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame was comprised of from the Japanese wrestling candidates, June Akiyama and Kenny Omega, from the Mexican

wrestling candidates, Karloff Legarde, and Medico Assasino,

and as a historical inductee, Dan Kolov.

That was the 2020 class of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame.

During this special, you'll hear many of our guests reveal their ballots,

talk about their picks.

So here's the top of the show, let me reveal my ballot. I voted for, from the historical performer error candidates, Oli Anderson,

Bob Armstrong, Wild Bull Curry, Sputnik Monroe, Pamparo Furpo, and Johnny Rougeau. And from the modern

performers in U.S. and Canada candidates,

I voted for the Junkyard Dog, Sergeant Slaughter, Bill Goldberg, and Rick and Scott Steiner.

I abstained from voting in the categories of Japan candidates, Mexico candidates,

and wrestling in Europe, Australia, Pacific Islands, Caribbean, and Africa candidates.

And for non-wrestlers, I voted for Morris Siegel, Bob Cottle, Don Owen, and the Grand Wizard, Ernie Roth.

Like I said, you'll hear everyone else's ballots here.

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