So the WWE Hall of Fame is an interesting concept. I like seeing anyone who has beaten themselves

up for years get their due, but we are running out of people to put in there. So rather

than stick to the most obvious choices, let's have some fun, come up with some crazy ones.

And I am Simon Watkelcher, please do hit that subscribe button. This is Seven Bold Predictions.

For the 2023 WWE Hall of Fame, number 7, The Great Mooter. Currently on his goodbye run,

the only issue with this is that we probably shouldn't give the Great Mooter a microphone.

His recent comments following his match with Shinsuke Nakamura were not cool.

There's no excuse for that kind of language, especially in 2023. It is not right.

Then aside, as he has hanging up his boots, if WWE is going to make an outside call,

Mooter would probably be it. He has had a Hall of Fame career, especially as he rewrote the rules

when it came to athletic wrestling. And that moon salt man, not only was it ahead of its time,

but it may be the best one ever, apologies to Christopher Daniels. By the mid-2000s,

he was an essential cog in the pure wrestling machine, even if the whole industry at the time

was struggling. And before he pushed himself too far and broken in front of our eyes,

the Great One was basically incredible. WWE also has access to some of his footage so they

can celebrate him properly, and if Triple H does hold the keys to the Hall of Fame now, I can see it.

Again though, maybe have a chat with him first, about how everyone needs to be respected.

6 Michelle McCoura

So as we all know, the women's revolution in WWE was a good thing. It came way too late,

but when it did happen, it changed the narrative when it came to female talent.

A problem then, but certain performers got left behind. Because while undoubtedly there was a

list of people who were hired mainly for their looks, there were also those trying to move things

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