5 wrestlers who shouldn't be in WWE's Hall of Fame, and 5 who deserve to be

The WWE's Hall of Fame has been accused of missing the mark on some of their inductees. Here are five wrestlers who probably don't deserve the honour and five who should be inducted.

When the WWE first debuted its "Hall of Fame," the sole inductee was Andre the Giant.

Mainly, it was meant as a way to honor Andre, who had recently passed on. There were no official ceremonies or fanfare other than a video package of the giant's standout moments.

Time passed, and more inductees made it into the hall, and they were mostly veteran acts who had worked for Vince McMahon or his father at some point during their careers. More time passed, and the HOF ceremony became a televised, pre-Wrestlemania tradition.

With more casual fans paying attention to the Hall of Fame, there was more controversy generated. Some have accused the WWE of playing favorites and not giving wrestlers who worked for rival promotions their due.

Here are five wrestlers who possibly don't deserve to be in the HOF, and five who should be.

Shouldn't Be in the Hall: Sunny

Former WWE employee Sunny has been called the first Diva.

This one is a head-scratcher, as by the time Sunny was inducted in 2011 most fans had forgotten all about her.

And it's easy to see why. Sunny had no discernable talents other than cheating on her husband Chris Candido and filling out a swimsuit. Unlike other former valets like Dawn Marie--who runs a foundation to provide assistance to ailing former wrestlers--Sunny doesn't seem to care much for the business, the fans, or much of anything other than herself.

For a 'performer' who really didn't leave much of an impact on the sport, and is in fact barely remembered today, it's hard to fathom why she made it into the HOF.