First Inductees Into Indie Wrestling Hall Of Fame Revealed

Game Changer Wrestling have announced the first inductees into the Indie Wrestling Hall Of Fame.

Independent Wrestling legends Jerry Lynn, Homicide and Ruckus will be honoured as part of the inaugural class. They will be inducted on January 22, 2022, at The Cutting Room in New York City.

Lynn is set to be inducted into the hall of fame by Sean Waltman, while Chris Dickinson will induct Homicide. Sonjay Dutt will induct Ruckus.

Homicide remains active in professional wrestling as a member of the Ring Of Honor roster and he was one-half of the ROH World Tag Team Champions with Chris Dickinson earlier this year. Homicide is also a former ROH World Champion and enjoyed considerable success in TNA with Hernandez as LAX.

Jerry Lynn is a former ECW World Champion, Ring Of Honor World Champion and TNA X-Division Champion, having wrestled for several promotions during a career spanning four decades. He is now a backstage producer and coach in AEW.

Ruckus remains active on the independent wrestling scene, primarily performing for Adrenaline Championship Wrestling. He also wrestled for GCW earlier this year and is primarily known for his time in Combat Zone Wrestling.