After years of estrangement, legendary WWE tag team Demolition appears to be mending fences with the company, potentially paving the way for their long-awaited Hall of Fame induction.
The iconic duo of Ax (Bill Eadie) and Smash (Barry Darsow), who dominated WWE's tag team division in the late 1980s and early 1990s, held the Tag Team Championships for a combined 698 days across three reigns, including a remarkable 478-day stretch that stood as a record for nearly three decades.
The relationship between Demolition and WWE became complicated following legal disputes, including a 1997 lawsuit over the rights to the team's name and gimmick, and their involvement in a 2016 class-action lawsuit regarding concussion-related injuries. However, recent developments under Triple H's leadership suggest a significant improvement in relations.
Barry Darsow revealed that WWE extended an invitation to the team for last year's WrestleMania and Hall of Fame ceremony, though prior commitments prevented their attendance.
Bill Eadie has expressed optimism about their future with WWE, noting that while past politics under Vince McMahon's leadership may have blocked their Hall of Fame induction, the new regime offers fresh possibilities.
With their profiles now restored to WWE's Alumni section and improved communication between both parties, Demolition's long-overdue recognition may finally be on the horizon.
