In a moment that sent shockwaves through the WWE Universe, The Undertaker stepped into the spotlight once again—not to deliver a chokeslam, but to deliver a historic announcement. During a special segment on Monday Night Raw, the Deadman revealed that Stephanie McMahon will be the first inductee into the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2026.
The crowd erupted as the legendary Phenom, a Hall of Famer himself, praised Stephanie’s decades-long legacy in WWE. “She wasn’t just born into this business—she helped build it,” The Undertaker said solemnly. “Through eras of change, controversy, and evolution, Stephanie stood tall. It’s only fitting she now takes her rightful place among the immortals.”
Stephanie McMahon’s induction marks a landmark moment in WWE history. As the daughter of Vince McMahon, she began her on-screen career in the late ‘90s, evolving from a beloved character to one of the most powerful real-life executives in professional wrestling. As Chief Brand Officer and later interim CEO, Stephanie helped steer WWE through monumental global expansions, social change, and record-breaking WrestleMania events.
In addition to her corporate contributions, Stephanie played a pivotal role in the Women’s Evolution, championing the rise of female Superstars to main-event status, including the historic all-women’s main event at WrestleMania 35.
The Undertaker’s announcement was filled with reverence and respect, acknowledging not only Stephanie’s accomplishments but her resilience, leadership, and trailblazing spirit.
Fans and Superstars alike took to social media to celebrate the news, calling the honor “long overdue.”
With WrestleMania 42 just around the corner, Stephanie McMahon’s Hall of Fame induction promises to be one of the most emotional and historic moments of WrestleMania Week.
The Queen of WWE is finally getting her crown.
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