All worthies......BUT

AS real nominations for a real Hall Of Fame I put forward:-

Kendo Nagasaki
Mark Rocco
Jackie Pallo

(Lets keep it in groups of 3 or its sheets of paper - we can keep this going for years......)

THis going to be a long topic - get in early.......

jack dale / les martin
max crabtree
brian dixon

I'll keep mine to the following "tick list"; can they wrestle, can they entertain, can they (did they) draw?

1. Dynamite Kid
2. Marc Rocco
3. Kendo Nagasaki, Fit Finlay, Adrian Street, Tony St. Clair hmmmmm it will be hard keeping to just three!!!!

As for the existing Hall of Fame, great starting point (as I said on the Big Daddy thread) but none of the names above appear on it, and I think most of the people who contribute on here would agree with my choices.

To be fair, Big Daddy and Giant Haystacks should be on there, as well as Mick Mcmanus, you can't have a Hall of Fame without three of the most "famous" names ever.

I think we need to agree what we are trying to achieve, are we saying the hall of fame will have only a set number of entrants? say 10 wrestlers?

This is a great idea though and we should all contribute.

Could somone please help me by defining what a Hall of Fame is?

I thought, at one time in the US, in _base_ball Hallls of Fame, etc., the entrant had to be deceased?

Recent Halls of Fame, including WWE, seem to ignore this "attribute".

Thanks
Dave

mike marino
steve logan
bruno elrington

No Melvin - you don't have to be dead to be enshrined into (for example) the NFL Hall Of Hame, simply retired for 5 years.
My first nominees for the Hall Of Fame would be:

Kendo Nagasaki
Mark Rocco
Mitzi Mueller
Les Kellett
Mick McManus
George Kidd
Johnny Kwango
Max Cabtree
Max Ward
John Harris