#3.) James Dudley
In the second class of Hall of Famers, i.e, 1994, James Dudley was inducted into the Hall of Fame. You’re probably not aware of who he is, and that’s alright. He wasn’t actually in wrestling in any significant capacity, but he was Vince McMahon Sr’s limo driver. He’s advertised as the first African-American man to run a major arena in the United States, but the reality is that his role was more limited to small backstage roles like counting tickets.
Having a connection to the McMahon family certainly helped, but even so, his induction into the WWE Hall of Fame is certainly one of the most bizarre ones to date.
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