mike tyson chris jericho

WWE Raw has been on the air since 1993 with over 900 episodes and although you sometimes might forget, they have a Hall-Of-Fame too. Icons like Macho Man Randy Savage, The Ultimate Warrior, and The Rock have somehow yet to be included (WTF Man?) but what the WWE does have is quite a few non-wrestler celebrities, including the most recent addition, Iron Mike Tyson. Mike’s made a few appearances and obviously deserves the honor, but some of the other non-wrestler inductees might surprise you. Check out our favorite non-wrestler celebrity Hall-Of-Famers, right below.

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Terrell-Owens

It’s official: Terrell Owens is now on the list of athletes who played way past their prime. It’s sad to witness our beloved stars not know when to just give up. Terrell Owens, coming off a torn ACL injury and desperate for work, proved just that by joining the Allen Wranglers of the Indoor Football League. In honor of his new job, let’s take a trip down memory lane and look at 10 athletes who were also unaware of when their time was up.

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albert pujols

Both are arguably the best players in their prospective leagues. Both made their name playing for the same team, for long periods of time. Both ultimately left the teams that drafted them for more money and a better chance at a ring. So here’s the question: what makes Albert Pujols less worthy of hatred than the most hated man in sports who hasn’t sat in a court room?

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robinson cano

Two days after a fading pinnacle of Yankee glory, conquered last great accomplishment of his career, a younger, still budding Yankee superstar accomplished something slightly less important. Okay, much less important, but none the less, Robinson “New Face of the Franchise” Cano not only won the Home Run Derby and set the record for long balls in the final round. He beat Boston, in the form of Adrian Gonzales.

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