10 people who should be in the WWE Hall of Fame

The Steiner Brothers

C'mon, that mullet alone should be worthy of the Hall of Fame.

As the Hart Foundation and Harlem Heat are set to go into the Hall of Fame in this year's class, several of their contemporaries like Demolition and the Steiner Brothers still sit outside waiting.

The Steiner Brothers, albeit as jacked wrestlers, represented the amateur nature of the sport and brought legitimate credentials to the business as each man wrestled for Michigan in college.

They experienced success all over the world, including NJPW, WCW and WWF. They feuded with the Freebirds, Doom and the Midnight Express in WCW as well as Harlem Heat, the Outsiders, Sting and Lex Luger in their second stint.

In the WWE, they battled the Quebecers, Money, Inc. and the Headshrinkers. Although they only had a short, two-year run in the WWE, Harlem Heat never competed in the WWE as a team and they are being inducted this year.

One factor for an omission into the HOF is probably due to Scott Steiner not always getting along with Triple H and those in charge.

Nonetheless, they were one of the better teams of that era whose moves like the bulldog off the top rope and the Frankensteiner were often the first time that American audiences saw those moves.