Davey Boy Smith Jr.’s family belongings taken during Lloydminster incident
Summary
– WWE Hall of Fame ring among items stolen in trailer break-in
– Incident occurred in downtown Lloydminster during wrestling event
– Authorities contacted, and RCMP case officially filed
A troubling situation has emerged involving the family of WWE Hall of Famer Davey Boy Smith, known worldwide as The British Bulldog. During a stop in Lloydminster for a wrestling event, a trailer belonging to Canadian Wrestling’s Elite was reportedly broken into, leading to the theft of several valuable and sentimental items.
According to information shared publicly on February 25, 2026, the trailer was parked downtown when the break-in occurred. Multiple belongings were taken, including personal property tied to Davey Boy Smith Jr. Among the most significant items stolen was the British Bulldog’s WWE Hall of Fame ring.
Other reported missing items include Davey Boy Smith Jr.’s wrestling gear and travel bag, a Hart Foundation leather vest, gold jewelry, and the CWE Tag Team Championship belt. Many of these pieces carry historic and emotional weight connected to the Smith family legacy.
Authorities have been notified, and an official case has been filed with the RCMP. Anyone with information regarding the theft or potential sale of the stolen items has been urged to contact local law enforcement immediately.
The loss of the Hall of Fame ring is particularly impactful, as it represents Davey Boy Smith’s induction into the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2020. As of now, there have been no public updates regarding the recovery of the stolen property.
