WWE Hall Of Fame: 4 Superstars who will become two-time inductees

WWE Hall of Famer is a group of select individuals and teams who have made an impact in WWE over the years. It is a member's only club. Every year during WrestleMania weekend, there is an induction ceremony where a few acts enter this prestigious cadre.

It is the culmination of a lot of hard work during a career. But what's better than being inducted once? Being inducted twice!

As of right now, only one man has entered the WWE Hall of Fame two times - Ric Flair. He was inducted individually in 2008, a day before his emotional retirement match against Shawn Michaels, and was inducted alongside his Four Horsemen teammates in 2012.

This year, two more men are set to become multi-time Hall of Famers. Shawn Michaels, inducted in 2011, will take the stage once more, as part of D-Generation X. Booker T will also receive this once unfathomable honor, as he enters with Stevie Ray as Harlem Heat.

There is no doubt that there are going to be a few more two-time WWE Hall of Famers in the next few years, but who will they be? Here are four superstars who will wear the prestigious ring once again.

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#4 Triple H

The Game is in charge of the future

Triple H is being inducted into the Hall of Fame this year as part of DX, alongside his buddies. Some say that he chose to enter the Hall himself, but the likely truth may bring the Game in a more positive light.

It is possible that Triple H insisted on being inducted with his friends, instead of on his own, currently. He is in charge of talent relations in WWE and is the head of NXT. The future of this company rides on Triple H and we will be hearing more of him behind the scenes in WWE.

In a similar way to Vince McMahon, Hunter might have wanted to hold off on his individual induction until after he retires. While this would be a very long time away, there is no doubt that Triple H is Hall of Fame-worthy.

He has won 14 world championships and another few singles titles. He has been the biggest star in the company for many many years and helped bring WWE from the Attitude Era to the Ruthless Aggression Era.

#3 Edge

These two should absolutely go in together

Edge shockingly retired from wrestling 8 days after WrestleMania 27, as the World Heavyweight Champion. He rightfully entered the WWE Hall of Fame the following year as the headline act of the Class of 2012.

The Rated-R Superstar has had one hell of a career, filled with countless memorable moments. The first few of which were shared with his best friend, Christian. The two Canadians were one of the biggest tag teams in the then WWF.

Captain Charisma is yet to enter the Hall, and while he eventually should, WWE might be thinking of inducting the entire team, thus giving Edge another crack at a Hall of Fame speech.

The Dudley Boyz were inducted in 2018 and the Hardy Boyz are 100 percent getting inducted once they hang up their daredevil boots. So that leaves us with one team to complete the trifecta. After all, Edge and Christian were the ones who won all of the famous triple threat TLC matches.

#2 Hulk Hogan (plus Scott Hall and Kevin Nash)

These three helped evolve the business

Hulk Hogan was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2005 but had his name removed after the racist comments he was caught making in 2015. But now, he is back in the WWE and in the Hall.

Speaking of Hall, Razor Ramon was inducted in 2014 and was followed by Kevin Nash, who headlined the Class of 2015. These three men helped to revolutionize the business when they formed the New World Order. This group turned WCW into a different animal altogether.

And while it was the nWo which ended up destroying the company, they were a really big deal during the first couple of years. With DX being inducted this year, it only makes sense for their WCW counterparts to enter the Hall of Fame in the next few years.

The Hulkster was the biggest star in the industry but was getting stale, until the heel turn in 1996 turned his career around. That should be the legacy one remembers about the nWo.

#1 Bret Hart

This was rumored earlier in the year

At the start of this millennium, it was no secret at all that Bret "The Hitman" Hart and the WWE were not on talking terms at all. After the Montreal Screwjob in 1997, one of the biggest happenings in company history, Hart did not return to WWE for nine years.

In 2006, he accepted his induction into the WWE Hall of Fame. However, it still did not feel the same as Hart refused to come out with the other inductees during WrestleMania 22. Fortunately for everyone, the two parties mended fences in 2010 and there is no more animosity between them.

Being inducted for a second time would be the chance to right that wrong from 2006. Hart was one half of the original Hart Foundation team, alongside Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart and manager, Jimmy Hart.

He would come out to accept the award for himself and on behalf of his late cousin. This would be a real heartwarmer, but it's a shame that it did not happen when the Anvil was still alive. Nevertheless, it would make Bret Hart a member of the 2-time Hall of Fame club.

The Hart Foundation was heavily rumored for this year's Hall of Fame but have not been announced, but they should absolutely enter the Class of 2020. They earned it.