Earthquake (John Tenta) and Typhoon (Fred Ottman), known as The Natural Disasters, will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2025. The duo, with a combined weight of nearly 900 pounds, dominated the WWE tag team scene after joining forces in late 1990. Their sheer size and power made them a force to be reckoned with, and they captured the WWE Tag Team Titles while engaging in memorable rivalries with legendary teams like Money Inc., The Legion of Doom, and The Nasty Boys. Beyond their physical presence, Earthquake and Typhoon were skilled, strategic wrestlers, contributing to WWE’s expansion and success during an era rich with talent. The Natural Disasters also teamed with WWE Hall of Fame legend Andre the Giant, further cementing their place in wrestling history.

Individually, both men brought impressive legacies to the ring. Earthquake, a two-sport athlete and decorated Sumo champion in Japan, became one of WWE’s most feared competitors, notably battling Hulk Hogan in one of the company’s iconic rivalries. Typhoon, a former Heavyweight Champion in Championship Wrestling from Florida. Together, The Natural Disasters redefined tag team wrestling with their unmatched strength and in-ring chemistry. Their induction into the WWE Hall of Fame honors their contributions to the industry and ensures that their legacy will be remembered for generations to come.