10 things fans would love to see in the WWE Museum if there was one

3. A famous mask collection

Famous facial coverings.

Masked wrestlers might be traditionally associated with Mexican Lucha Libre, but that doesn't mean the history of the WWE has been without its fair share of famous and iconic masks. A large part of this has been the influx of interest from south of the border with guys like Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara making names for themselves under Vince McMahon's guidance.

But other WWE-born superstars have also chosen to wear a mask for one reason or another. If there was to be a tribute to masked wrestlers in a WWE museum fans would most likely wish to see those worn during big moments and matches.

For example, the mask worn by Mankind during the legendary Hell in a Cell match against the Undertaker would certainly make an appearance. Kane's debut might also be honoured by including the mask he wore when he tombstoned his brother at Bad Blood 97.

Rey Mysterio also deserves to be included here. Perhaps the mask he wore during his Royal Rumble victory would be appropriate, or maybe the Joker inspired one he wore at Wrestlemania 25. This collection would certainly prove an interactive and enjoyable part of the display for visitors to the WWE museum.