Snoop Dogg to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame for some reason
Who has made a greater contribution to the sport of professional wrestling than Calvin Broadus, Jr., the rapper and occasional actor known and beloved internationally as Snoop Dogg? Probably lots of people, but apparently the erstwhile Snoop Lion has done enough cross-promotional appearances at WWE events over the years to earn himself a cannabis-scented spot in the organization’s Hall Of Fame. On April 2, the eve of Wrestlemania 32, Broadus will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame alongside such titans of the squared circle as The Fabulous Freebirds, Big Boss Man, and The Godfather in a televised ceremony originating from Dallas’ vaunted American Airlines Center. Though Snoop is ostensibly the first musician to make this particular cut (apparently this doesn’t count), he is far from the only guest celebrity to be enshrined in the WWE Hall of Fame, having been preceded by such famous names as Arnold Schwarzenegger, Mike Tyson, Donald Trump, and Pete Rose.