With the Road to WrestleMania just a week away from kicking off at the 2026 Royal Rumble, we only currently know of one WWE Hall of Fame 2026 inductee.
Stephanie McMahon was confirmed to be the first inductee back at Wrestlepalooza in September 2025, with no further announcements being made.
As well as other brand new inductees, we could also see others who receive their second Hall of Fame ring.
Here are six potential two-time inductees into the 2026 WWE Hall of Fame.
6. John Bradshaw Layfield
Inducted as a part of the 2020 WWE Hall of Fame class, John Bradshaw Layfield was rightfully celebrated for his contributions to the company as a wrestler and commentator.
While he would reach the mountaintop of WWE by becoming WWE Champion in 2004, JBL was long synonymous with tag team wrestling.
Making up one half of the APA along with Faarooq (Ron Simmons), the pair won three WWE Tag Team Championships and provided a plenty of entertaining memories for fans throughout the late 1990s-early 2000s.
Sure to be an entertaining Hall of Fame induction speech, perhaps one of the APA’s great tag team rivals such as The Hardys could do the honors and induct them.
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5. Ron Simmons
Along with John Bradshaw Layfield, Ron Simmons could also become a two-time WWE Hall of Fame inductee in 2026.
As mentioned, the APA are a glaring omission when it comes to tag team inductees into the WWE Hall of Fame given their presence throughout the company’s Attitude Era. However, Simmons also could find himself inducted along with a different group: the Nation of Domination.
While the Nation of Domination had many members during its WWE run in the late 1990s, its main cast were Simmons, D’Lo Brown, Kama Mustafa (The Godfather), Mark Henry & The Rock.
While their run as a unit was relatively short-lived in the late 1990s, they stand out as one of the eras most well remembered factions.
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4. Chyna
In 2019, WWE inducted D-Generation X into the Hall of Fame, with Triple H, Shawn Michaels, Road Dogg, Billy Gunn, X-Pac and Chyna recognised for their contributions to the company.
While Shawn Michaels and Triple H would rightfully get their own solo Hall of Fame nods in 2011 and 2025 respectively, Chyna stands out as someone who also deserves the same treatment.
Completely shattering gender barriers in the Attitude Era, Chyna became the first and only female to win the Intercontinental Championship in 1999, before then winning the WWE Women’s Title two years later.
Triple H has said publicly that Chyna will “definitely” receive her own induction into the WWE Hall of Fame, so this seems like a matter of when not if.
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3. New Age Outlaws (Road Dogg & Billy Gunn)
As well as Chyna deserving her own WWE Hall of Fame induction, this is also the case for the New Age Outlaws.
Winning six WWE Tag Team Titles between 1998 and 2014, Road Dogg and Billy Gunn were among the Attitude Era’s most popular acts along with the rest of DX.
As well as tag team success, both Road Dogg and Billy Gunn had plenty of accolades on their own as well, with both capturing the WWE Intercontinental and Hardcore Titles, while Gunn also became King of the Ring in 1999.
Despite Gunn being signed to AEW, he is under a WWE merchandising contract, so perhaps a Hall of Fame induction could be negotiated between the two companies for 2026.
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2. Brothers of Destruction (Kane & The Undertaker)
The Undertaker and Kane stand out as two of WWE’s greatest ever big men on their own, but together, they created even more memories.
Tied together as brothers in storyline, Taker and Kane engaged in feuds against one another at several different points in their careers.
In 2000-2001 however, the pair also embarked on a proper tag team run as the Brothers of Destruction and became three-time Tag Team Champions (WWE & WCW).
While they undoubtedly contributed more during their time apart than together, Undertaker and Kane’s careers are so linked that it would be fitting to see them receive a joint induction in 2026.
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1. The Godfather & Mark Henry
Another pair of names who could become two-time WWE Hall of Famers, by way of the Nation of Domination is The Godfather & Mark Henry.
The Godfather was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame back in 2016, while Mark Henry’s nod came two years later in 2018.
While both rightfully recognised for their singles careers, the Nation of Domination is a group who is also potentially deserving of being inducted as well.
Former member D’Lo Brown has publicly pushed for the group to be inducted, and given how it launched his, Henry and The Rock’s careers specifically, it’s difficult to argue.
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