As alluded to, Demolition was part of the 2016 class action lawsuit against WWE that alleged the company was responsible for traumatic brain injuries suffered by talents. There was also the aforementioned case brought by Ax against the promotion in the mid-'90s, where he attempted to claim the rights to the Demolition name and gimmick.

Michelle McCool has joined Triple H in 2025's class by being announced as the second entrant to be inducted and honoured before WrestleMania 41 this April. Trips broke the news to a stunned McCool during ESPN's Get Up. She was there with husband The Undertaker, and Michelle seemed genuinely surprised by the reveal.

An important event that has been a historic part of the WrestleMania week festivities for years has been the WWE Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

WWE CCO Paul "Triple H" Levesque confirms a Divas-era star as the second member of the 2025 WWE Hall of Fame class.

Michelle McCool, a former WWE star, is set to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2025, following her impressive career. Triple H surprised

WWE head of creative Triple H announced Friday that Michelle McCool will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2025. McCool and her husband, WWE Hall of Famer The Undertaker, appeared on ESPN's Get Up on Friday when Triple H popped up on the video screen and surprised her with the news: Coincidentally,

Layla El had a FLAWLESS response to Michelle McCool earning a Hall Of Fame induction. McCool was named as the latest WWE Hall Of Fame inductee on Friday. Her LayCool partner, Layla El, wrote the following response on Twitter,