WWE Survivor Series 1987 Roster: Where Are They Now?

22. Ax

Demolition Ax
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Bill 'Ax' Eadie continued to wrestle up until as recently as 2017 - with his final match coming when he was 69 years of age.

Now finally retired, Eadie is known for auctioning off his Masked Superstar and Demolition wrestling gear in order to raise money for chairty.

And for those wondering why the f**k Demolition aren't in the WWE Hall of Fame, that's because Ax and Smash were part of the recent brain trauma lawsuit against WWE.

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