WWE Hall of Fame 2022: WWE considers making presentations of the WWE Hall of Fame digitally
New information reveals WWE’s plans for the Hall of Fame ceremony. It is believed that some of the nominated legends will not receive the same screen time as others. And may even be relegated to a simple video conference where they would be limited to thanks.
The leading sports entertainment company has selected two true legends of the wrestling industry for induction into the WWE Hall of Fame.
Fans who come to Dallas, TX and those who view the ceremony through Peacock or WWE Network. It will be able to witness the recognition of the long career that will fall to The Undertaker and Vader.
As of today, WWE has only confirmed the nomination for WWE Hall of Fame 2022 of these two former superstars. However, according to close sources, the nominees quota for this year’s edition would not have been closed yet. Therefore, new talent from the past is likely to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame.
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Given the magnitude generated by the inclusion of The Undertaker in the WWE Hall of Fame. It is believed that the rest of the nominees will not receive the same screen time as during the ‘Deadman’ turn.
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The specialized journalist Dave Meltzer discussed this matter to the microphones of the Wrestling Observer Radio. He highlighting that some of the nominees will not participate Live. But will simply thank their inclusion in the WWE Hall of Fame through a videoconference.
“I have heard that the Undertaker’s intervention at this year’s ceremony will be so large. And extensive that it will relegate other nominees to thanking their nomination digitally.
I suppose that Vader will have some importance during the event. Although with 90 minutes of ceremony. The rest will only be able to thank their inclusion digitally”.
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Said information given by Meltzer confirms that there will be more talents nominated for the WWE Hall of Fame, beyond The Undertaker and Vader.
In addition, some of them will not be present in the flesh to be able to thank for such an honor, but their intervention will be limited to a videoconference or through other digital means, such as a pre-recorded video of thanks shared on social networks.
