WWE Hall of Fame inducts Ozzy Osbourne, William Shatner
Nikkie and Brie Bella are among the others to be inducted
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The WWE Hall of Fame has welcomed two surprising pop culture figures.
Rock icon Ozzy Osbourne and actor William Shatner have join several athletes, including Nikki and Brie Bella, Jushin Liger, The nWo, Davey Boy Smith and JBL, in being inducted to the Hall of Fame, according to tweets from the organization.
Titus O'Neil, Molly Holly, Eric Bischoff, Rob Van Dam, Kane and The Great Khali have also been inducted.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The ceremony was recorded last week and while Osbourne, 72, was not present, he submitted a video message for the show, which aired Tuesday.
His induction doesn't exactly come as a surprise, according to the Wrestling Observer (WO), as the rocker was seen in a commercial for the Hall of Fame that recently aired.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Ozzy Osbourne will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame after appearing and performing at several events. (Getty Images)
Osbourne has been a friend of the WWE for years, notably appearing at "WrestleMania 2" when The British Bulldogs beat Brutus Beefcake and Greg Valentine in the WWF Tag Team Championship with co-management by the musician and Captain Lou Albano in 1986, per WO.
In 2007, Osbourne performed at a "SmackDown" event and guest-hosted "WWE Raw" in 2009.
According to Rolling Stone, Shatner guest-hosted "Raw" twice in 1995 and again in 2010.
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He also inducted Jerry "The King" Lawler into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2007.
Additionally, the outlet reports that the 90-year-old actor narrated a 10-part documentary called "WWE Breaking Ground" for the network back in 2015.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}William Shatner guest-hosted several WWE events and narrated a docuseries. (Getty Images)
The pair of stars is an interesting one, as Shatner previously recorded a cover of Osbourne's Black Sabbath hit "Iron Man."
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According to Rolling Stone, the tongue-in-cheek cover ran about a half-minute longer than the original version and featured guitar from Zakk Wylde, a collaborator of Osbourne's, and bass from Mike Inez, who was a member of the rocker's band.
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The Hall of Fame ceremony, which took place last week, aired Tuesday night on Peacock at 8 p.m. ET.