Demolition Signs WWE Legends Deal: Here’s What It Means

One Big Thing

Demolition, one of WWE’s most dominant tag teams, has signed WWE Legends contracts, potentially paving their way to the Hall of Fame. This marks a significant shift in their relationship with WWE after years of legal disputes.

Why It Matters

This deal repairs a three-decade rift between WWE and one of its most successful tag teams, opening doors for:

• Potential WWE Hall of Fame induction
• New merchandise and action figures
• Video game appearances
• Future WWE programming involvement

By The Numbers

• 478 days: Length of Demolition’s first WWE Tag Team Championship reign
• 3: Total number of tag team championship reigns
• 30+ years: Time since their last WWE appearance

Behind The Scenes

Bill “Ax” Eadie and Barry “Smash” Darsow previously had a complicated relationship with WWE, including:

• A CTE lawsuit against the company
• Long-standing contract disputes
• Extended absence from WWE programming since the early 1990s

The Big Picture

The signing suggests WWE is actively working to preserve its history and bring legendary performers back into the fold. With Triple H already announced for the 2025 Hall of Fame class, timing points to a possible Demolition induction.

What’s Next

Fans can expect to see Demolition’s legacy celebrated through:

• New merchandise releases
• Possible WWE Network content
• Potential Hall of Fame induction ceremony

What are your thoughts on Demolition’s return to the WWE family? Share your favorite Demolition memories in the comments below.