WWE News: Huge Name Speculated to Be Inducted into 2012 Hall of Fame

According to PWInsider.com, a major wrestling name is set to be inducted into the 2012 WWE Hall of Fame.

The reason why this is believed to be true is because the WWE has booked the American Airlines Arena in Miami for the ceremony.

This carries significance because the WWE has reserved arenas on only three other occasions—which happened to be headlined by Ric Flair, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin and Shawn Michaels, respectively.

By booking the venue that is the home of Miami Heat basketball, the WWE must be very confident they can sell nearly 20,000 tickets for a non-wrestling event.

Consequently, speculation has been running rampant about the individual who will be the main attraction this year.

In addition to Mil Mascaras—who has already received an invitation to be inducted by Alberto Del Rio—this wrestler will not only have broad-reaching North American, but worldwide appeal.

The most obvious name that springs to mind is The Rock, who is also scheduled to be in the WrestleMania 28 main event against John Cena.

There will likely be no better opportunity to induct "The Great One" than in his hometown. And suffice to say, the announcement of his induction would sell out the American Airlines Arena in record time.

That being said, another candidate who would make sense is the late "Macho Man" Randy Savage.

While not from Miami, Savage was from (Sarasota) Florida and has legions of supporters to this day.

Savage, like The Rock, transcended wrestling to become an icon renowned for his raspy voice, unbridled intensity and idiosyncratic delivery.

Surely, it would be touching to see him—and perhaps the entire Poffo family—become immortalized on WrestleMania 28 weekend.