#3 Paul Heyman
Ladies and gentlemen, his name is Paul Heyman and he is a wrestling genius. Heyman had a knack for business at an early age, making money in various ways such as selling photographs and sports memorabilia.
By the time he was finished with high school, Paul had a job as a photographer for the famed New York City nightclub called Studio 54. But, it was his love for professional wrestling that would eventually trump all other aspirations in life.
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By the time he was a teenager, Paul was selling wrestler photos and publishing his own newsletter 'The Wrestling Times Magazine.' This passion for the sport would remain with him as he grew older and as we all know now, he would go on to make a tremendous amount of positive contributions to the industry.
Maybe you started watching him when he was known as "Paul E. Dangerously," carrying the big brick-style phone, or maybe you started watching when ECW became popular, or perhaps you became familiar with Paul just recently as he advocates for the 'Beast Incarnate'. Regardless, Paul Heyman has contributed enough to the sport of professional wrestling, and he continues to do so, to justify an induction into the WWE Hall of Fame.