5 Wrestlers Who Might Never Be In The WWE Hall Of Fame

#2 Ole Anderson

Ole Anderson: Could make enemies in an empty room

Ole Anderson should be in the WWE Hall of Fame. Anderson was one-quarter of the original Four Horsemen group with his namesake Arn Anderson, Tully Blanchard and Ric Flair and manager JJ Dillon.

However, when the Four Horsemen group were inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2011, Anderson was notably absent. Barry Windham, who had joined the Horsemen in 1988 was inducted in his place.

The reason for this snub was the fact that Anderson has been a vocal critic of WWE owner, Vince McMahon for decades. He had also alienated his former Horsemen buddies and as such largely stayed out of the spotlight since the mid-1990's, meaning he has also faded into history.

Anderson is unlikely to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in his lifetime. Unfortunately, the former Tag Team Champion has few friends left in the business.