Post by DeadMan on Mar 19, 2007 12:15:21 GMT -5
source:WrestlingInc.com
Dave Meltzer is reporting that Jim Ross, Afa & Sika (The Wild Samoans) and The Sheik (Ed Farhat) are all scheduled to be announced as the final inductees into the WWE Hall of Fame - Class of 2007 this year.
It is believed that The Wild Samoans will be announced for the Hall of Fame tomorrow night on Raw, while Jim Ross will be announced next week's Raw on March 26. The Sheik announcement will have to be fit in somewhere during the next two weeks unless plans change.
As noted earlier, Bobby "The Brain" Heenan will induct Nick Bockwinkel into WWE's hall of fame on 3/31. Steve Austin will induct Jim Ross. Samu will induct his father Wild Samoan Afa. Sika's son Ro-Z (Rosey, now of All Japan) will induct his father. Don Muraco will induct his former manager, Mr. Fuji, into the WWE hall of fame on 3/31 as well. Fuji (real name Harry Fujiwara), 72, now works as a ticket taker at a Morristown, TN movie theater.
At this point, it appears the ceremony will not air on USA and will be broadcasted on WWE's web site. WWE and USA are still in talks about having it air live or on tape delay though so this could change at any time. Stay tuned.
Dave Meltzer is reporting that Jim Ross, Afa & Sika (The Wild Samoans) and The Sheik (Ed Farhat) are all scheduled to be announced as the final inductees into the WWE Hall of Fame - Class of 2007 this year.
It is believed that The Wild Samoans will be announced for the Hall of Fame tomorrow night on Raw, while Jim Ross will be announced next week's Raw on March 26. The Sheik announcement will have to be fit in somewhere during the next two weeks unless plans change.
As noted earlier, Bobby "The Brain" Heenan will induct Nick Bockwinkel into WWE's hall of fame on 3/31. Steve Austin will induct Jim Ross. Samu will induct his father Wild Samoan Afa. Sika's son Ro-Z (Rosey, now of All Japan) will induct his father. Don Muraco will induct his former manager, Mr. Fuji, into the WWE hall of fame on 3/31 as well. Fuji (real name Harry Fujiwara), 72, now works as a ticket taker at a Morristown, TN movie theater.
At this point, it appears the ceremony will not air on USA and will be broadcasted on WWE's web site. WWE and USA are still in talks about having it air live or on tape delay though so this could change at any time. Stay tuned.
