The only other possibility is that WWE did not find a year when he was available to devote a significant amount of time to the weekend festivities. Outside of The Undertaker, who is still wrestling, and John Cena, who occasionally shows up, no WWE great deserves to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame more than The Rock. He's one of only three people (the others being Bruno Sammartino and Ric Flair) to win world championships in pro wrestling, football, and baseball. His film career also hasn't been bad; he has appeared in over 30 movies and continues to make appearances on television. In addition to his achievements in sports-related media, The Rock is considered by many to be one of the greatest wrestlers of all time. He had four successful reigns as WWF Champion, more than any other wrestler, and is the only man to hold the titles for both the WWF and WWE. He is also tied with Andre the Giant for most WrestleMania victories with six. Despite all of this, The Rock isn't in the WWE Hall of Fame because he doesn't belong there. He's not a part of their history; instead, he makes their history. There have been calls from fans and members of the media to have The Rock enshrined in the WWE Hall of Fame, but every time this topic comes up, it gets dismissed as a joke. If you ask me, The Rock should be in the WWE Hall of Fame.