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Frank and Gunnar Eudy discuss how they got the Hall of Fame news about their father

Frank and Gunnar Eudy, the two sons of soon-to-be WWE Hall of Famer Sid Vicious, were interviewed by Bill Apter to discuss how they got to find out about their father’s induction.

Frank, the older of the two, said WWE reached out to their mother and let them know last week what the plan was and asked if they would be interested in it and their thoughts.

“Obviously, any time that the fans get to celebrate dad, we like that concept. Dad always liked to make the fans happy and put on a good show…it was what it was all about for him,” Frank said.

He added that the family saw a lot of positive feedback online about the news and thinks a lot of fans wanted this to happen for a long time.

“I remember when dad passed, we got so many positive words sent to us online through social media, people we don’t know, people we do know,” he continued. “And, today, I feel like it was even more so. Getting to see all the fans out there really get a day to feel happy for dad, it makes us happy too.”

The 18-minute video interview can be seen on YouTube.


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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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