The XFL is getting a free pop-up “Hall of Fame” for one day on Saturday, January 14 at Cooper Union in NYC, according to the NY Post, as part of promotion for an upcoming ESPN “30 for 30” documentary on the XFL, titled “This Was the XFL.”
The “hall of fame” will feature “team helmets and jerseys (like that iconic He Hate Me jersey worn by Rod Smart), the trademark black footballs, championship trophies, as well as surprise appearances by XFL stars” and will be free to the public, according to the NY Post.
The “This Was the XFL” documentary will air on ESPN on February 2. A trailer is below.
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