Kane Weighs In On Where A Physical WWE Hall Of Fame Should Be Built

Kane is a believer in the notion of a physical WWE Hall of Fame, and he recently revealed where he thinks it should be built. The idea of a physical location for the WWE Hall of Fame has been bandied about for years, with Vince McMahon having reportedly been against it because physical Hall of Fame buildings are historically “money losers.”

However, Triple H has said in the past that it has been talked about and contemplated, and the topic came up when Kane was on Mostly Sports with Mark Titus and Brandon Walker. Walker was talking about visiting the famed WWE Warehouse and suggested that a physical Hall of Fame would be a great idea. He noted that he thinks it should be in New York City and asked Kane his thoughts. You can see highlights below:

On Where He Would Put a Physical Hall of Fame:

“Orlando. Yeah, I would. Because you have the Performance Center, you have NXT. And then you also have just all the tourist stuff.”

On New York City As an Option:

“Now granted, you’re right, though. I mean, as far as historical significance, New York City because the company started out in in that region. But I think for getting people and just kind of where it is now, I’d put it in Orlando. But Stanford too, because that’s where they have all the stuff now, the main headquarters.”

If you use any of the quotes in this article, please credit Mostly Sports with a h/t to 411mania.com for the transcription.