Hall of Fame

Dwight Howard, the former NBA star and 2025 Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame inductee, has officially retired from professional basketball. The eight-time All-Star made the announcement on social media, stating that the game had retired him despite having more to give. Howard plans to focus on family, community work, and passing on his knowledge to the next generation.

12. marts 2026 Rapporteret af AI

The Canadian Golf Hall of Fame has announced the induction of four notable figures: Alena Sharp, Peter Broome, Pat Bradley, and Lee Trevino. This recognition highlights their contributions to golf. The announcement was made on March 12, 2026.

On the February 23, 2026 episode of WWE Raw in Atlanta, retiring wrestler AJ Styles received a career tribute and was surprised by The Undertaker announcing his induction into the 2026 WWE Hall of Fame class. Styles delivered an emotional retirement speech, reflecting on his career and family sacrifices. The show also featured Brock Lesnar's return with an open challenge for WrestleMania.

24. februar 2026 Rapporteret af AI

During Monday Night Raw in Atlanta, WWE honored retiring superstar AJ Styles with a tribute segment that culminated in his induction into the 2026 WWE Hall of Fame by The Undertaker. Styles delivered an emotional speech reflecting on his career and family sacrifices before leaving his gloves in the ring as a symbolic farewell. The event also featured Bronson Reed's injury, altering plans for the upcoming Elimination Chamber.

The Miami Marlins announced that Josh Beckett and Dontrelle Willis, key figures from the 2003 World Series championship team, will join the 2026 class of the Marlins Legends Hall of Fame. The induction honors their significant contributions during their time with the franchise. Ceremonies are scheduled for September 2026.

7. februar 2026 Rapporteret af AI

The Pro Football Hall of Fame is reviewing its selection process following the omission of former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick from the Class of 2026. Hall president Jim Porter announced plans to examine procedures amid backlash from fans and voters. Belichick, eligible for the first time, did not receive the required 80% support despite his six Super Bowl titles as a head coach.