but he is significant in the Legacy of Triple H. How good would it look on Hunter to have someone he brought up in the Hall Of Fame?
Triple H's legacy won't be affected if Batista goes on to become a Hall of Famer, Triple H's legacy won't be affected if Batista drops the ball tomorrow and ruins his own legacy, Triple H bringing up Batista won't have any affect on either's career if you ask me, because I don't feel that Triple H's legacy is any bigger or any smaller because of the success of Randy Orton for example, or Shawn Michaels legacy being any bigger cause he "brought up" Triple H so to say, (or well was associated with Triple H for a well length of his career)
Triple H's legacy, Batista's legacy etc. will be affected on what they do themselves, not because they raised a success, or was raised by a success, their legacy will be formed on what they did for the business, not for who they put in the business.
You don't see Harley Race being honored for putting over Ric Flair in 83 do you? only for the fight, but not for making Ric Flair world champion, and you don't see Ric Flair being honored for also having an affect on Batista and Randy Orton's career, or for the sake any of the horsemen's career, they're honored for being a part of the legendary stables, not because of who they were in there with, but ultimately for what they did while they were in it, at least that's my opinion.
Onto topic.
So what do you think? Will we see Dave Batista in the Hall Of Fame? Should we see Batista in the hall of fame?
Batista will eventually become a Hall of Famer, that is an inevitable accomplishment that will be laid on Batista eventually, just as much as it will be laid on John Cena and Randy Orton, while you could argue their contribution to the business compared to Batista, we can't deny that Batista goes out there and puts on a fight, and has put on some great fights in the past, especially with Triple H.
While some may disagree with me, I think Batista eventually should be in the Hall of Fame yes, not a huge name induction, but for the sake of actually honoring him putting on a show for everybody, and leaving some (while some may argue) memorable moments of pay per views, like Wrestlemania 21, Royal Rumble 2005, Wrestlemania 23 etc. and for a dominant reign on Smackdown after Wrestlemania 21.
While some of you may not like it, Batista is a future Hall of Famer, not because of his wrestling abilities, because people like or dislike him, but because he's put on a show, accomplished things, and left his mark, like any other wrestler does, yet it's only the more accomplished people that are properly acknowledged, and Batista will eventually be among them.
Batista has held 10 titles, while it's not a lot, it's the way that he carried those titles, the way he's portrayed himself through his career that I eventually believe will be the breaking point to his induction.
Besides, let's remember, he's not retired yet, could still leave his mark quite well.
Edit:
i dont like Batista i dont think he's a good worker, lacks passion, lacks personality, and to me doesn't really seem to care
Batista is a perfectly fine worker, he goes out there and puts on matches when he has to, I don't know what you call that, but I call it a good worker, not great, but decent to say the least, he's put on some awesome matches, like at Bragging rights, all those 4 wrestlers put on an amazing match for the evening, it's a shame although that it was overshadowed by John Cena vs Randy Orton.
Likewise his match at Wrestlemania 26 caught me off guard, two otherwise limited move set wrestlers putting on an amazing match that in my eyes was the 3rd best of the card (because Edge vs Jericho and Shawn vs Undertaker just was superior, it was a tough competition for Batista vs Cena to overdo those 2)
Batista has amazing passion, like someone said he cried in the ring when he let his world title go, his passion against Mark Henry when he returned, his passion for Eddie Guerrero at the Smackdown tribute show, and the tribute video for Eddie where he talked about Eddie on RAW, he might not have the greatest passion for this business, but he has the respect for it that's no doubt.
Oh and not to forget, I even believe he cried at Wrestlemania 21 after defeating Triple H, but then again he just won a world title, I would damn well be crying too if I had put my heart into a business for the past 5 years time and then win myself a world title.
And ultimately, lacks personality? what? sure he's bland as a face wrestler, but you've obviously lived under a rock during his heel persona with Evolution, and the great heel persona he puts on now.
is the most worthy because of his streak and title wins.