Speculation is rampant for the 2024 WWE Hall of Fame induction, with rumors swirling around one of wrestling’s toughest competitors and former WWE Tag Champion potentially joining the esteemed ranks. The wrestler is none other than Haku.
Dave Meltzer on Wrestling Observer Radio reports that there’s a buzz surrounding the induction of Haku, renowned for his intimidating presence and storied career. Haku is also known as the father of Tama Tonga. Despite not being biologically related, Haku shares a familial bond with Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, who affectionately refers to him as uncle.
Throughout his career, Haku amassed numerous accolades, including a WWE Tag Team Championship reign alongside Andre the Giant. He also held multiple titles in the NWA and Puerto Rico’s WWC. In WCW, under the moniker Meng, he captured the WCW Hardcore Championship.
Haku, also known as the father of Tama Tonga, is the subject of rumors. Reports suggest that Tama Tonga, having recently finished up with NJPW, is on his way to join WWE. As the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony approaches on April 5th, fans eagerly await confirmation of Haku’s potential induction, adding to the anticipation surrounding this prestigious event.
Paul Heyman was the first inductee of the 2024 WWE Hall of Fame class
WWE announced Paul Heyman as the first inductee into the 2024 Hall of Fame class, honoring his illustrious career in professional wrestling entertainment. The news was revealed by The Associated Press’s Dan Gelston. Haku, rumored to join the class of 2024 Hall of Fame, may potentially join Paul Heyman.
Following his Hall of Fame induction announcement, Heyman expressed gratitude for recognizing his achievements but emphasized that he believes he still has much more to accomplish. “I think everyone knew even back then I was going to find my place in this industry,” Heyman stated. “I wasn’t shy about letting people know that. About letting people know that was my ambition. I consistently feel like I’m just getting started, and I’m just figuring this out.”
Heyman continued. “To me, what is an incomplete body of work, because there are still things I want to accomplish, I never felt comfortable accepting that is a reflection upon an entire career.” Fans speculate about who will induct Paul Heyman into the Hall of Fame class of 2024. With contenders such as Brock Lesnar, CM Punk, or Roman Reigns. Only time will tell.
