WWE Hall of Fame Speeches Now Use Teleprompters Instead of Fully Self-Written Promos

TLDR

Kevin Nash revealed on his Kliq This podcast that WWE Hall of Fame speeches now use teleprompters and collaboration with writers and production teams, contrasting this with earlier ceremonies where wrestlers wrote their own material. Nash cited Scott Hall's famous "Bad Times Don't Last" speech as an example of the authentic, self-written approach used in earlier Hall of Fame ceremonies. While Nash doesn't necessarily oppose the current teleprompter system, he emphasized the importance of the words on screen still reflecting the performer's own voice.