Jesse Ventura: It’s A Disgrace That Donald Trump Is In The WWE Hall of Fame
Jesse Ventura and Donald Trump both share the honor of being part of the WWE Hall of Fame, though they took different routes to get there.
Ventura spent 15 years in the ring before transitioning to a color commentator. Trump was part of one of the biggest WrestleManias ever, and hosted two WrestleMania events, but never wrestled.
Ventura was inducted in 2004, while Trump went in nearly a decade later in 2013.
Speaking to American Independents, Ventura commented on President Trump being in the Hall.
“He’s in the wrestling Hall of Fame. I’m angry, very angry. And here’s why. Do you know how you get into the Hall of Fame? You do what I had to do. Do you know what I did one time? True story. I wrestled 63 consecutive nights in a row without a day off. There are people who would destroy that. There are guys who did even more than that. That’s how you get into the Hall of Fame.
“You know why he got in? Because he provided two buildings where he probably made millions renting them to WWE for WrestleMania. For that, Vince McMahon puts him in the Hall of Fame? It’s a disgrace. I’ve almost gone public and said I’m resigning from the Hall of Fame because Trump is in it and he doesn’t qualify. Like everything he does, he’s not qualified.”
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