When Andrew Martin passed away he got a brief mention on wwe.com. The man who performed there as “Test” deserved a lot more, as he was a solid mid card performer there for years who may have been a program away from main event status. Test had size, speed, the right look and wrestling skills to be a star; which for all intensive purposes he was. Maybe if he was the one who married Stephanie instead of Triple H, he would be a former multi time WWE Champion? Regardless, he was a key part of the Attitude Era and should not be forgotten.
62. Ken Shamrock
Jan 09, 2015
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We are going to borrow from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame which cites influence as a key criterion to get into their Hall of Fame. Mixed Marital Arts has certainly influenced professional wrestling but it was Ken Shamrock (we are not counting Kama the Supreme Fighting Machine) who was the first to truly bring MMA to the WWF.
72. Shane McMahon
May 31, 2013
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While Shane McMahon did not become the heir apparent to the WWE empire, his contributions behind the scenes and on camera can never be discounted.