Ronda Rousey may have been a regular visitor to WWE events, but her surprise participation at the WWE Wrestlemania in San Francisco was what the “ESPN World” paid attention to.  Based on that, she is not that far away from being a WWE Hall of Famer and that moment alone may put her there now.

In 1995, Baywatch star, Pamela Anderson was considered the hottest woman in the world, and the WWE got her to appear at the Royal Rumble that year with the premise that she would accompany the winner to their Championship Match at Wrestlemania.  Anderson appeared at Wrestlemania albeit in the corner of the champion (Diesel), but it is possible that she helped buy rates for those two shows.  Still if you watch Anderson appearances at those two pay per views it was clear that she would rather be anywhere else!

The heavy metal god hosted Monday Night Raw (with his wife Sharon) and was arguably one of the more entertaining guest hosts they had.  Ozzy Osbourne’s 2009 Raw appearance was not his first foray into the “E”, as twenty-three years prior he appeared at Wrestlemania 2 in the corner of the British Bulldogs.  That night, the Bulldogs won the WWF World Tag Team Championship.

Yes, Motorhead is the favorite band of Triple H, but it is appropriate for the WWE HOF isn’t it?

Lemmy and company performed at multiple Wrestlemanias and created some iconic WWE music.  The death of Lemmy might help propel the British Heavy Metal band into the Hall, but based on the Celebrity Wing, does it not fit?