Triple H talks about the enthronement of Chyna while the nod of D-X Hall is formalized

It did not take long before this report went around after Chamber of elimination be formalized.

ESPN had the scoop and WWE.com released its own version of the story a few minutes later. D-Generation X, and more specifically Triple H, Shawn Michaels, Chyna, X-Pac, Road Dogg and Billy Gunn, will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame as part of the 2019 promotion.

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Among these six names that are an amalgam of two different epochs of the group – the original DX that included Michaels (and Rick Rude, who does not seem to join HBK in the club of the two timekeepers) and the larger group that & ### He directed when Shawn Triple H told ESPN, "I think it's most important for all of us to go together and be recognized together, because I think both [just] as hard-hitting. "

Haitch, who is also part of WWE's senior faction as executive vice-president of his gimmick Paul Levesque, spoke about what many people have already learned from the announcement, Chyna's initiation. Although Joanie Lauer is represented in some way is a positive element, some still think that nothing less than initiating it itself is a contempt for Laurer.

He told ESPN:

"Look, people believe what they want to believe. When I said a few years ago on Austin's podcast or broadcast program, or something you want to call it, there are complexities about it. But absolutely, certainly deserves to be there. It would be difficult to choose a woman who has more impact on the business. She did something completely out of the left field that was not even considered when we first mentioned it. It was not even a consideration … it was not an easy thing, and against all odds she did all that. She won the trust of everyone. She conquered the fans. She defeated the boys. She did everything.

From this point of view, 100% deserve to be in the Hall of Fame and should probably appear more than once – as a group, but also individually. It's more complex than it's obvious, but we're here. I'm just glad it's here. I'm happy for her family, the people she was close to, and hope it makes sense to them. I know it would be for her. It's a good thing, very deserving.

This does not prevent Chyna from joining Michaels & Ric Flair as a new member. This seems to be a good starting point for a hot topic in what should be an interesting induction process (for example, any reference to the black-faced parody of the group drawn from the Nation of Domination quarrel will play differently now than she did it in 1998).

For the moment, we congratulate the band, especially the family, friends and Lauer fans, who have long been waiting for WWE to be recognized for its impact on the wrestling world.