Dennis Rodman will join the WWE Hall of Fame, sources confirmed to ESPN. The five-time NBA champion, known for his colorful career with the Detroit Pistons and Chicago Bulls, brings a unique crossover sports legacy to wrestling's most prestigious honor.

Rodman's wrestling career spanned four matches, including three with WCW. His most famous moment came during the 1998 NBA Finals, when he skipped practice to appear on "WCW Monday Nitro" and partnered with Hulk Hogan against Karl Malone and Diamond Dallas Page.

The WWE Hall of Fame ceremony takes place April 17 in Las Vegas during WrestleMania weekend. Rodman follows other sports legends in the celebrity wing, including Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, and Pete Rose. His 2011 induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame cemented his legacy as one of basketball's most eccentric stars.