Triple H, Michelle McCool lead WWE's Hall of Fame class of 2025

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WWE will induct several new members into its Hall of Fame on Friday night as well as some familiar faces.

Paul Levesque, Lex Luger and Michelle McCool will go into the Hall of Fame as individual members, The Natural Disasters tag team will go in as a group and an immortal moment will be enshrined for the first time. Former WWE stars Dory Funk Sr., Ivan Koloff and Kamala will also be enshrined as legacy inductees.

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Triple H arrives on the red carpet at Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles, July 10, 2019. (Kirby Lee-USA Today Sports)

Levesque will go into the WWE Hall of Fame as Triple H – the famed character he morphed into one of the most-hated heels and the most-loved babyfaces when he was a member of the D-Generation X stable. The faction was inducted into the Hall of Fame as a group in 2019.

Shawn Michaels, who is the senior vice president of talent development, creative and leads the NXT brand, helped surprise Levesque at WWE headquarters as the first member of the 2025 class. Nick Khan, the president of WWE, lent Michaels a helping hand as well.

Triple H was a 14-time WWE champion, five-time WWE Intercontinental champion, two-time European champion, three-time tag-team champion, a two-time Royal Rumble winner and the 1997 King of the Ring winner.

The class will feature the first Immortal Moment – one of the best matches of all-time in Bret Hart’s match against "Stone Cold" Steve Austin in a no-disqualification submission match with Ken Shamrock as the special guest referee.

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