Late WWE legend’s son reveals he was never contacted about the Hall of Fame 2026 announcement made by The Undertaker

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On the Master Class podcast, the son of Crush, Demolition’s third member, was asked about whether WWE contacted him, and he said that there was no contact made regarding an induction:

“No. No, we were not contacted by WWE at all about this.” Royce was then asked if Bill Eadie or Barry Darsow reached out to the family, and he responded, “No. They haven’t reached out to us either. I think they just had their hands too busy with other things too, and that’s what I believe… But no, we did not get reached out by either.” (H/T Fightful)

With that said, Brian Adams’ son expressed nothing but happiness for the two original Demolition members, admitting that they had already established themselves as a top team before his father, “Crush,” joined the group. Crush would only be with Demolition for a year before WWE decided to disband the group, which is why Adams’ son understood the decision. He expressed that he was glad that fans were talking about why his father wasn’t being inducted, stating that he personally hopes that his father can get an individual induction at some point in the future.

You can watch the full video below:

The Undertaker recently informed a 30-year-old star of his release from the WWE umbrella

For those who don’t know, The Undertaker is one of the main creative forces in AAA, and for the stars in the Mexican promotion, it’s a huge opportunity to learn from one of the greatest names ever produced in the history of the wrestling business.

However, his duties aren’t strictly creative, and he has to do some talent management as well. His physical stature certainly helps, but his status in the business is what likely gives him the type of authority that commands respect rather than demanding it.

With that said, a viral clip of AAA star Niño Hamburguesa assaulting a fan at an independent event surfaced, which is a strict violation of the code that WWE has, which is to never lay hands on a fan.

As a direct result of this, The Undertaker had to inform Hamburguesa that he was being released from his contract. This was reported by BodySlam.