10 WWE Hall of Famers still wrestling

The WWE Hall of Fame is one of the biggest accolades a pro wrestler or someone involved in the pro wrestling business can get. The Hall of Fame doesn't just include pro wrestlers; it has inducted actors, musicians, and even a President of a country, Donald Trump!

Since established in 1993, there have been 183 inductees in the WWE Hall of Fame till 2018, with the show being held on WrestleMania weekend.

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The Hall of Fame includes the greats of the wrestling business, some who are still with us, while some have been given the award posthumously.

In this list, we take a look at 10 WWE Hall of Famers who haven't retired and still wrestle, albeit occasionally.

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#1 Hulk Hogan

Hulk Hogan

Well, Hulk Hogan hasn't wrestled in over 6 years, but the former WWE World Heavyweight Champion, who was inducted into the Hall of Fame by Sylvester Stallone in the Class of 2005, hasn't retired from in-ring wrestling yet.

The Hulkster who was brought back into the WWE fold earlier this year and reinstated into the Hall of Fame, hinted that he would like to get back in the ring for another match.

Recent reports state that Hogan may return at the 2018 Crown Jewel event, which if it does happen, could be a monumental move for the WWE, considering his past utterances. Hogan's last match in the WWE was back in SummerSlam 2006 when he defeated Randy Orton.

#2 Tony Atlas

Tony Atlas or Mr. USA as he was known, was a big name for the WWE in the mid-80s, who was known for having an incredible physique. Atlas was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in the Class of 2006, and even returned to the WWE in 2008, acting as a manager and ring announcer.

Although he is no longer part of the WWE, Atlas does wrestle on and off in the indy scene, and will even appear at Summer Showdown 2018 where he will face off in a tag team match against former WWE Superstars Scott Hall, Kevin Nash and X-Pac.

#3 Jerry Lawler

Legendary WWE commentator and pro wrestling great, Jerry "The King" Lawler, has been wrestling since the 1970s, becoming one of the main men in the pro wrestling scene before signing up for Vince McMahon's then World Wrestling Federation (WWF).

He first worked as a full-time wrestler, before forming one of the most iconic commentary teams in pro wrestling history, alongside Jim Ross.

Lawler was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame by actor William Shatner in the Class of 2007.

"The King" has wrestled a few matches in the indy circuit, the latest a match between him and James Ellsworth, two days after the death of Lawler's son and former WWE Superstar, Brian Christopher.

#4 Koko B. Ware

Koko B. Ware was another important figure from the WWE in the 80s and early 90s, despite being a jobber to the stars.

He was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in the Class of 2009 by The Honky Tonk Man. Koko B. Ware still wrestles occasionally, mostly for various causes and last featured in a tag team match in Eastern Wrestling Federation.

#5 Shawn Michaels

One of the greats of the WWE, Shawn Michaels was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame by his good friend, Triple H, in the Class of 2011.

At WrestleMania XXVI, Michaels lost to The Undertaker, and the stipulation said that he had to retire if he lost the match. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame the very next year.

The Heartbreak Kid has been a part of WWE Performance Centre where he became a trainer in 2016. It was announced recently that Michaels would come out of retirement to tag team with Triple H to face off against The Undertaker and Kane at WWE's Super Show-Down event in Melbourne, Australia.

#6 Trish Stratus

One of the women who changed women's wrestling and spearheaded the women's revolution, Trish Stratus was inducted to the WWE Hall of Fame to the Class of 2013 by Stephanie McMahon.

Stratus semi-retired from WWE at Unforgiven 2006 after defeating Lita for the WWE Women's Championship, but has made on and off appearances in the WWE, the latest being at the Women's Royal Rumble in 2018.

She will return to the ring at WWE Evolution, the first all-women's WWE PPV, where she will face off against Alexa Bliss.

#7 Lita

Lita, along with Trish Stratus, helped WWE move from the Divas era to what it is today. Lita was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame by Trish in 2014, and like Trish, has made few appearances for the WWE in recent years.

She, too, was a part of the women's Royal Rumble, and will also be a part of WWE Evolution, where she will face off against Mickie James.

#8 Kurt Angle

One of the all-time greats of the pro-wrestling business, Kurt Angle has been a constant fixture in pro-wrestling for two decades - first with WWE and then later with TNA, and now with the WWE again.

Angle was inducted to the WWE Hall of Fame in 2017 by John Cena, and then went on to become RAW GM - a position which he held till recently.

Since returning to the WWE, Angle has wrestled at TLC: Tables, Ladders And Chairs and Survivor Series in 2017, and WrestleMania and Greatest Royal Rumble in 2018.

#9 Goldberg

A wrestler who held an incredible streak in WCW, Goldberg was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2018 by Paul Heyman.

He had returned to the WWE ring in 2016 with feuds against Kevin Owens and then Brock Lesnar, and even winning the Universal title.

Even at 51 years of age, Goldberg still seems to have an appetite for the pro-wrestling industry and has said that he would love to return to a WWE ring, and even said that he would like to face The Undertaker.

#10 Jeff Jarrett

Another wrestler who was was part of the Class of 2018 WWE Hall of Fame, Jeff Jarrett returned to the WWE after almost two decades.

Jarrett was inducted to the Hall of Fame by his good friend and former WWE Superstar Road Dogg earlier this year.

Jarrett recently wrestled in Mexican promotion Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide, where he competed in Triplemanía XXVI in a four-way match which also involved Rich Swann, Brian Cage and Fenix.