The WWE Hall Of Fame ceremony is set to be a special one this year, with both the Class Of 2020 and 2021 being inducted at the same time. That means this is a true mega card for the Hall Of Fame, and some of the greatest names in the history of the industry will be getting honored at this show.
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While it will be a different Hall Of Fame, there's no doubt going to be a lot of interest surrounding it. Each wrestler has obviously earned the right to be inducted, having had amazing careers, but when it comes to the matches that the wrestlers have had, what were their best?
9 JBL: JBL vs. Eddie Guerrero (Judgment Day, 2004)
There's no doubt that this was JBL's greatest ever match, as he and Eddie Guerrero went to war in an unbelievably physical encounter. The two men pushed each other to their limits, with arguably the stiffest chair shot of all time taking place here.
JBL was able to really stand out as a top heel who would do whatever it took to win, while Eddie showed the fire that made him such a great star. They had nice chemistry together in the ring, and there were some nice near falls sprinkled in to really grip the live crowd too, which added to the atmosphere.
8 The British Bulldog: The British Bulldog vs. Bret Hart (SummerSlam, 1992)
This match still stands up today as one of the greatest SummerSlam main events of all time, and for good reason. It's an excellent technical encounter in front of a red hot British crowd that treated The British Bulldog like the ultimate hero.
It went back and forth consistently with each man getting a moment on top to dominate. There was some terrific chain wrestling, submission work and great psychology that helped create a stunning match.
7 Jushin 'Thunder' Liger: Jushin 'Thunder' Liger vs. Rey Mysterio (WCW Starrcade, 1996)
Considering Jushin 'Thunder' Liger is being inducted based on what he did in WCW (and his solo WWE appearance), it's only fitting a match from his WCW career is chosen, despite his great work in Japan.
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His match with Rey Mysterio was an amazing one, filled with terrific high-flying action and fast-paced wrestling. Mysterio was innovating crazy moves on a regular basis at this stage, while Liger had established a great style for himself. It's a match that influenced many wrestlers who fans love today and is one all fans should see.
6 The Bella Twins: The Bella Twins vs. Paige & Natalya (Royal Rumble, 2015)
The best matches of each woman's careers really came when they working singles matches, with Nikki Bella's battles against Carmella and Charlotte Flair, and Brie's against Stephanie McMahon all being memorable.
But they're also well known for their work together as a dominant duo. In terms of in-ring work, their very best came against Paige and Natalya, with all four women clicking in what ended up being a physical and entertaining encounter.
5 nWo: The nWo vs. Team WCW (WCW Fall Brawl, 1996)
While this match didn't feature Sean Waltman, who is being inducted with the group, it was the nWo's greatest bout as a group. Competing inside the WarGames structure against a team of WCW's best babyface stars, this match was an exciting brawl.
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It was well built with the two teams having real tension, and the WarGames structure was used to its absolute best throughout the match. Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair were particularly great in this one, really pushing the hate that they had for each other as characters at the time.
4 Molly Holly: Molly Holly vs. Trish Stratus (King Of The Ring, 2002)
Molly Holly was ahead of her time in many ways with the amazing in-ring ability she brought to the table. Her feud with Trish Stratus really allowed that to shine, as the two women had excellent chemistry and always put on a show when they competed.
They were given plenty of time to go back and forth, showcasing their ability to wrestle. It was technical, it had near falls and it created a great moment in Molly's career, which was richly deserved.
3 The Great Khali: The Great Khali vs. John Cena (One Night Stand, 2007)
The Great Khali wasn't exactly known for his amazing in-ring prowess, and he doesn't leave behind a legacy of five-star classics. However, during his monster push, he did put together some fun encounters against good opponents, which brought the best out of the situation.
His One Night Stand match with John Cena was his best, with this one being a falls count anywhere match, which allowed a little more freedom. It meant that Cena could help hide Khali's flaws and allowed them to have a physical brawl that ended up being entertaining enough.
2 RVD: RVD vs. Christian (Raw, 9/23/03)
RVD was always fun to watch wrestle, simply due to his highflying style which was mixed with amazing strikes. He had his own style and Christian was one of the people he meshed with best, with this ladder match being an unforgettable one.
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They went back and forth and didn't hold anything back, despite the match being on Raw. They took huge risks and big bumps, being as creative as possible with the ladder, which led to an exhilarating match.
1 Kane: Team Hell No & Ryback vs. The Shield (TLC, 2012)
Kane has had some amazing moments over his career, and his induction into the Hall Of Fame is well earned. Whether it's classic WrestleMania bouts against The Undertaker or his feud with Triple H, he really has done it all.
But when it comes to his best match, it came during The Shield's first. This was a six-man TLC match that provided absolute carnage from start to finish in the best way possible with every single wrestler performing at their best to create a stunning match.
