Demolition Reconciles With WWE, Potential Hall of Fame Induction Looms – Legendary tag team Demolition, Ax (Bill Eadie) and Smash (Barry Darsow), has seemingly mended its relationship with WWE, fueling speculation about a long-awaited Hall of Fame induction.
The duo had been estranged from WWE for decades, stemming from a 1997 lawsuit over name and gimmick rights and their involvement in a 2016 concussion-related class-action lawsuit against the company. However, Darsow recently revealed that WWE invited them to last year’s WrestleMania and Hall of Fame ceremony, though they were unable to attend due to prior commitments.
With Triple H now leading creative, WWE has made an effort to honor legends regardless of past disputes. Eadie has since expressed optimism about their standing with the company. Additionally, Demolition’s profile was reinstated on WWE’s Alumni section, further hinting at a possible reconciliation.
Fans have long called for their Hall of Fame induction, and this latest development suggests it could finally happen this year.
Demolition, which later included Crush (Brian Adams), was one of the most dominant tag teams in WWE history. They are three-time WWE World Tag Team Champions, holding the titles for a record-breaking reign and amassing the most combined days as champions in WWE history. Their rivalries with teams like The Road Warriors, The Hart Foundation, and The British Bulldogs cemented their legacy in tag team wrestling.
Demolition Reconciles With WWE, Potential Hall of Fame Induction Looms
