Kevin Nash remembers Sid Eudy

[@Zamollius_the_Holy]

Sid wasn't a mark. He was a family man that loved softball.

[@edecanemane]

No "Mark" was in his blood

[@chrisendsley5724]

💯% Lord Humongous.

[@edecanemane]

@@chrisendsley5724 The Memphis Territory

[@SmallPo]

Most accurate statement

[@Speedyreedy1218]

He didn't want to start a pro softball league?

[@RMP13]

Quick second hand Sid story- Guy I work with is from St. John’s Newfoundland. He had seen Sid in a gym when he was a teenager. Went up to talk to him. Said he was a very polite guy until they mentioned Hulk Hogan. He said Sid went into crazy Sid mode and screamed “I’ll kill that fat cow!” and proceeded to grab the cable handles and blast out cable flys with the whole stack while he’s screaming “I’ll kill that fat cow!” over and over again. Said it was the most impressive and scariest thing he’s ever seen. Lol

[@Brhoward31]

@@RMP13 lmfaooooooooooooooooo

[@dtmrea247]

Hahaha. Worked the gimmick! Good for Sid.

[@cosmopolitanranks3996]

Good to know ! Love to hear more about Sid

[@missourisurvivalandoutdoor9547]

He was probably like ok it’s time to kayfable this situation 😂

[@RMP13]

@@missourisurvivalandoutdoor9547 Absolutely! 😆

[@zeek3580]

Sid was smart. A lot us waste our lives working. He chose his family and fun

[@Lemont5236]

He also was smart with his money to have that luxury

[@kid--presentable]

​@@Lemont5236absolutely

[@AshKetchum-br4lv]

Smart? He had half the brain of Nash and Hall 😂

[@dmw1280]

I work to live not live to work. Sid made his money in the wrestling business lived within his means and enjoyed his family.

[@Jacob-jg6cd]

I actually respect Sid more knowing that he wanted to go home to be with his family and play softball. Dude’s a legend in my book.

[@MisterBlue80]

Same here.

[@octavioaraujo1674]

He was the Jokic of the NBA before there was a man who openly said I want to go home to be with his familyand play with his horses..

[@datacipher]

Love how all the fanboys are suddenly experts on his inner motivation - two weeks ago all these same dunces were mocking Sid for softball.

[@MiningForPies]

@@datacipherspeak for yourself

[@datacipher]

@@MiningForPies non sequitur. Of course I’m speaking for myself. The FACT that Sid has been mocked relentlessly until he died - when he became a wonderful hero who did it for his family - is just that: a FACT. Go to any old video about it, order by recent comments. Scroll past the comments praising Sid for softball which date back to his death, and then see all the comments prior to that. Two-faced dimbulbs.

[@Megatallica000]

"I DONT CARE WHO YOU ARE BOY!!!" during the shockmaster botch was amazing.

[@chuckweber542]

Lol when he said omg!!!!! I told you so lol

[@beejuggs8254]

Sid is a great example of how you should live. Love your family and friends. Work is a necessity but not a priority.

[@tommyfraz.]

Sid wasn’t in love with the business, he liked the business. He loved his family, playing and coaching kids softball, and being a farm boy. He lived his life his way. RIP Sid.

[@datacipher]

Love how all the fanboys are suddenly experts on his inner motivation - two weeks ago all these same dunces were mocking Sid for softball.

[@mr.brenman2132]

​@@datacipher What is there to mock? That's awesome that he loved softball. Very wholesome.

[@datacipher]

@@mr.brenman2132 ah… a Johnny come lalely. For your edification UNTIL he died, the fanboys universally thought choosing recreational softball over pro wrestling stardom was the sign of an idiot, and a man who had no dedication to their beloved wrestling. Now the gush over it because it was spun as: he loved his family. All these dullards run on is their “feels”.

[@mr.brenman2132]

@@datacipher Who said that? I always thought it was wholesome. It's called showing respect the the deceased.

[@datacipher]

@@mr.brenman2132 who said it? JERRY SAID IT. Come in.x is you’re going to act like a doofus then frack off. Go to a video of the incident, order the comments by date. Go back more than a couple weeks . There ya go. Ok??

[@majinbuu34]

The moral of the story is go do what you love, before time runs out and the reaper randomly appears. Sid didn't miss those softball games and was proven right for doing so in the end.

[@chuckweber542]

Facts he did what he wanted to do.

[@RossMalagarie]

Exactly, Sean is right to ask why Sid didn't do more but like Kev said, he did what HE wanted not what WE wanted, as in the fans. He could have made more money, got more fame, more titles, but he wanted to play softball. Ah yeah and he won the heavy weight title a few time, i would guess the tag titles, made a few million in his career, was famous, and still played the game he loved. Thats what life is about, not working your life away for money but making enough money to do what you want.

[@markquish8093]

very true well said

[@datacipher]

Love how all the fanboys are suddenly experts on his inner motivation - two weeks ago all these same dunces were mocking Sid for softball.

[@mr.brenman2132]

​@@datacipherYou keep writing this comment over and over. I'm not sure what you are trying to prove.

[@StoicJohny]

Can't believe no one has said it yet… “I never had a problem with Sid”

[@SAM-ru4vx]

Never had a problem with body glove

[@RG-lr4pk]

That's why the smarks hate him.

[@pollard068]

I had the same thought last video. I didn't fall for the temptation!

[@tomascarrasco9892]

Arn Anderson would say otherwise

[@ScarFace5566]

Do a shoot interview with his Softball League for that sound byte 😂

[@llibmukred5906]

Sid had one of the greatest looks in professional wrestling history. He looked like he could beat most guys up in a real fight. He made guys 6'4" look small.

[@redhammer1917]

Yeah agree I think best look ever in wrestling

[@dylanlewis3666]

He made Undertaker look small in 1991.

[@redhammer1917]

@@dylanlewis3666 everyone he even had a bigger more chiseled head than Brock lesnar

[@AmericanCombatAssoc]

This Dork is wrong, Sid had an AWESOME promo

[@TheFailedmessiah]

As Sycho Sid he was great. As a heel it worked.

[@paulknight5300]

He had the occasional hiccup but he wasn't bad

[@VincentCoccoliJr]

Yea the Lib that Nash brings along clearly didn’t understand the magic of Psycho Sid.

[@stepheneldridge3637]

Sid was good on the mic, but he had a few very memorable bitches on the mic that have tarnished his reputation in the internet era. It wasn't that big a deal back then because you couldn't rewatch something over and over online. They botched, and it was forgotten by next week.

[@codyblair2633]

What if...the reason Sid's promos were so messy and crazy was to show how "sycho" he was?

[@fureyhiggins3289]

I worked at Nubody's gym in Halifax in the early 90's ; whenever the WWF was in town the guys would all come in to workout before a show, sometimes I would let them in after closing so no one else was around. Sid asked me to spot him while he did military presses. Crazy amount of weight he used. He was an incredibly nice guy. RIP

[@philipwithers340]

Do you remember how heavy the presses were? And which other wrestlers impressed you with their strength

[@russellcampbell3500]

I lived close to their during the late 90s and hhh was seen there and so was Steve Blackman and a few others I can't remember at the moment. I heard Stallone had a workout there also.

[@fureyhiggins3289]

@@philipwithers340I can't tell you the exact weight, I only remember multiple 44 lb plates and thinking that I wouldn't be any help with it at all if he needed assistance lol. I can tell you that of all the guys that came through, Macho Man Randy Savage was by far the nicest, friendliest, most humble guy of all of them . He chatted with me and gave me his autograph which I still have , that will always be my impression of Randy. Ric Martel was a close second, super nice

[@crazyangus862]

was this on Quinpool?

[@chrismccrae4424]

Super cool thanks for sharing

[@DWtechfan]

This podcast shouldn't be called "Kliq This" it should be called "Kevin and Sean get stoned then talk about 80 random things and only talk about the video title for 1 minute". I guess that wouldn't fit well on merch.

[@scottslaughter6309]

In an interview they asked two cold Scorpio about Sid playing softball instead of wrestling. He said Sid would rather be happy then make more money. And he doesn't get why people don't understand that. He probably also wanted to spend more time with his family. He should be admired for this.

[@robertpeacock894]

Scripting Sid would’ve been absurd. He was crazy energy. Besides Warrior and Macho he was the only other wrestler in my opinion that encapsulated manic energy. When he was in the zone there was an aura around him.

[@Speedyreedy1218]

Macho and Warrior were mentally/emotionally disturbed legitimately per their family. They were naturally "off." They weren't acting.

[@TheScotian82]

True.But with Warrior it felt like extreme Roid Rage.. With Sid it felt truly maniacal.

[@mitchelweaver6801]

This guy is annoying. Good for Sid that he played softball and enjoyed his life.

[@blackout2430]

What do you expect from a “man” who is low t and votes Blue?

[@jboll84]

Sid never had a problem with Nash

[@MCRiddle859]

What the fuck does dude mean by, "make you vote Strangely"? Man, I liked these guys a lot. You know I believe Michael Jordan once said, "Democrats like sneakers too." That's all I'll say.

[@jst1]

I got a chuckle out of that given the blue hair gang could not even pick the U.S. on a world map.His comment was directed at red necks.

[@vikinghammer87]

Both Kev and Sean are locked in an echo chamber of stupidity. The country is on the balls of its ass due to democrats

[@kjaw1122]

Dude is a libtard.

[@someparts]

Pink ones.

[@erikbelanger4551]

Nash is a hardcore dem he does not like trump. Ha has said it a few times.

[@ThymeKeeper]

Sid was underrated on the mic. None of it made any sense, but it was intense and I loved it.

[@ssnadera6498]

Nash needs a medical checkup, hes breathing heavy and has delayed response to everything or maybe he just drunk

[@elliotness11]

I noticed that too. Hopefully the big guy is good

[@robertsrt]

I came here looking for this comment.

[@paulpokorny1238]

​@@robertsrt me too

[@robertcornelius3514]

Maybe on pain killers.

[@skippythealien9627]

it's probably both honestly that being said, the crazy thing is Nash looks way better at his age now than he did like 15-20 years ago...but looks can be deceiving

[@UnitedDudesofAmerica]

Sean ruined it by not being able to keep his TDS quiet. Classy as usual.

[@vikinghammer87]

It's fuckin insane that TDS started as a meme but now can be looked at as a legitimate medical condition.

[@BreakingNVain]

​@@vikinghammer87Something like 81% of them are on medication for some sort of mental illness

[@theomengabriellestat7643]

I was thinking the same thing. So annoying. Other than that political moment, Kev had a great convo, to listen to.

[@UnitedDudesofAmerica]

@theomengabriellestat7643 Yeah, I was really enjoying it up until then. Even Nash had a look kinda like, "Dude. Not now." Of course, I didn't finish the clip after that, so he could've piled on.

[@theomengabriellestat7643]

@@UnitedDudesofAmerica they edited the rant short. But the rest of the chat was good, again.

[@michaelvazquez7851]

RIP Sid Eudy 🙏

[@jvharbin8337]

Sid did great. He beat Hogan, he beat Bret, he Beat Shawn. What more do you want for a career in the late 80's and through the 90's.

[@TheScotian82]

No doubt

[@Jiren261]

And Undertaker, granted it was countout but it was still a W over the deadman

[@dglesterhardunkichud4017]

When did he beat Hogan? I just don't recall that.

[@Brhoward31]

Sid didn't need to have great Promo's because his Gimmick was crazy a man. Crazy people make sense SOMETIMES, so it worked for me.

[@michaelmercury1297]

Same with Warrior.

[@allmightylowercasejay1138]

The way Cornette would say it "he talked the exact way a guy like him is suppose to talk"

[@andrewlivingston1590]

A rare insightful compliment from Cornette then!

[@Henry-y8b9q]

​@@michaelmercury1297 Ultimate warrior was a clown

[@miamimagicians]

Sid had great promos and was over everywhere

[@richardh8811]

Just lost my aunt to brain cancer at 62, horrible. Sid was my mom's (her older sister) favorite wrestler. She was a HS English teacher, had a poster of sid on her classroom wall. My mom said she had a few kids that were hard to reach open up to her b/c they saw that poster & would start talking to her about wrestling. I remember her mentioning a particular special Ed kid that nobody could get through to, but he happened to be a big wrestling fan, helped that kid a lot. RIP big man. Sorry for your loss Kev.

[@acespace7255]

These couple sentences about your aunt the teacher paints such a good picture, what a difference she made, and thanks Sid

[@3dpooltile829]

Sid was an amazing talent. Sid was his own man. He will be well remembered. I'm now concerned about Kevin Nash's health. Hear him breathing? Big men need to be close to their cardiologist. Please tell Mr. Nash to be careful.

[@sstrykert]

Especially the jabbed ones

[@zepherscotty]

I always loved Sid. After Vader died. The only other wrestler i wanted to shake the hand of was Sid. Greatest entrance ever was that Madison Square garden entrance at Survivor Series. Plus his "half the brain & half the man" promo was so hilarious. I think he was a marvelous promo.

[@Tonetare]

Agreed. Best entrances were under his Sycho Sid variation of his Sid gimmicks. Nearly the best entrance in WWF just behind Undertajer. I think Undertaker, Sid, Goldust and Papa Shango, Shinsuke Nakamura have the best WWE entrances

[@pattaccone]

Sid didn’t need to talk ! His intensity spoke volumes

[@Speedyreedy1218]

For a short run, no. For a long run, yes. Can't evolve without growth.

[@12mrshaw]

Everyone in the industry says negative things about Sid but the fans say nothing but positive. Absolute legend of the game RIP

[@toddrunyon]

@@12mrshaw I have never seen an interview where a fellow wrestler spoke poorly of Sid other than he preferred softball and family more than wrestling and it supposedly held neck his career.

[@nachoman]

i loved when sid got quiet and almost whispered in promos. i thought that was way scarier than when he yelled

[@Tonetare]

Hahahahahaha he surrrrrre did. I forgot about that. Why is Nash’s host overlooking all this and insinuating his promos were trash?! Did he have a negative personal experience with Sid or something?!

[@jonathancilla3954]

I started playing softball with Sid in Marion and in West Memphis back in the early 2000s. He loved his family and he loved his softball family. His priorities were set and wrestling would not interfere. He marched to the beat of his own drum and ive aleays admired that about him. Money was never the ruler in his life. Ill miss him dearly.

[@freezhollywood]

Poor Nash. Lost so much in so little time. Will always be a fan big man 4 life.

[@trebillis7399]

The one thing I hear wrestlers from Kevin's era say is the industry worked them too hard. They worked 7 days a week on the road. Wrestlers became detached from their families because they were always on the road. Sid did not want that. More wrestlers should have followed Sid's lead. Vince did not need to work the wrestlers that hard.

[@MainEventMafia4Life]

Some people criticize Sid's promo skills. I always felt he was a decent promo cutter. He was intense and believable. Do I think he will be remembered as one of the best to ever pick up the mic? No. But I really enjoyed a lot of his promos in WCW when he was doing the Millennium Man angle. Some of his best mic skills there I think.

[@karlschlenzig6884]

I agree 100% People just show the mistakes and not the extremely intense psychotic, intimidating promos he did time and time again. Loved his promos

[@merleshand2442]

Sean eats corn the long way

[@jwhite1016aol]

Popped up on my feed too

[@DWtechfan]

Is that the clever gen Z way of saying Sean sucks dick? Leave the insults alone. Because this way of saying it sounds less like an insult and more like Sean is winning a ribbon at the county fair for the sideways corn eating contest.

[@mikeperry7335]

Sean eats corn the long way with his butt

[@moonswan7587]

Maybe so but Goldberg eats them 2 at a time

[@youtubehatesfreedom3975]

ROFLMFAO ​@@moonswan7587

[@michaelmartin7073]

Sid was a mountain of a man,but most important he was his own man,and he has my respect till the end ,I'm miss you even though I never meet you.

[@bigdon176]

Clear to see Kevin was holding back tears. Him and Sid were obviously very close. RIP big man ❤

[@jvharbin8337]

Sid gave 1 hell of a promo. In the days when all the big men would just shout. Sid would shout some and then all of a sudden go quiet like Jake Roberts. It made for entertaining and interesting promos.

[@Dr_V_von_Doom]

Word for word ripoff of what Brian Last said on Jim Cornette's drive thru.

[@M_Romano]

He's had a few promo blunders but overall his promos were excellent especially as Sid Justice. So lame that he isnt in the HOF yet.

[@jer2035]

nash was so baked and delayed on this😂 like good talk buddy😂

[@shavingdave1]

Kevin Nash looks great! Keep it up Big Man!

[@AmericanCombatAssoc]

Sid was the man! He main evented 2 Wrestlemanias, saved his money and enjoyed a great life with his family. All while so many other pro wrestlers squandered their money and became broke drug addicts. Nash's cohost doesn't get it, he's looking at it as a fan boy.

[@cosmopolitanranks3996]

Sid was the reason I started watching then WWF. He was the one who scared shits out of me not only because he was so big but also I thought he was legit crazy

[@TheScotian82]

100%

[@chrisaustin0331]

Sid was Sid. He wasn't the long term guy because he was Sid. I knew him for 30 plus years

[@TheScotian82]

Cool man. Seems like he didnt allow the industry to control him.. Paving the way for future guys

[@packfresh1]

I remember when diesel, and sid had a lumberjack match at an in your house ppv. That was a great show. Also the WrestleMania 13 main event sid vs undertaker for the title... rip sid😢

[@l.c.boogie1219]

He was one of my all time favorites. May he rest in peace, he will most certainly be missed.

[@slottygw2wvw842]

NEVER HAD A PROBLEM WITH SID EUDY. I REMEMBER I THINK IT WAS IN LOUISVILLE when I MET SID.

[@jarrettrious3444]

Sid deserves to be a HOFer... a true legend

[@timbodens1556]

That's sad they can't honor Sid without getting political.

[@charlie81980]

Cry

[@blackout2430]

@@charlie81980 like you do about other people being healthy and not wearing masks because you’re too lazy to get in the gym and take care of your health?

[@charlie81980]

@@blackout2430 masks?? Wtf are talking about crybaby?

[@SAM-ru4vx]

Everybody gonna rember: Sid in wargames vs brian pillman Sid vs hbk in 96 😁👊 Sid walk in powebomb walk out during his time in ECW

[@christianmoore8556]

Shockmaster!

[@Hyper_Driven]

@@christianmoore8556Sid didn’t even come out of character. He was ready to go at the shockmaster.

[@AndyMiller79]

Sid needs to be in the HOF 2025 RIP

[@chrisendsley5724]

He should have already been in the Hall of Fame.

[@chrisendsley5724]

He should have already been in the Hall of Fame.

[@llibmukred5906]

I thought he was in already. It's insane that the WWE didn't put him in earlier. Wtf.

[@chrisendsley5724]

@@llibmukred5906 because he walked out on Vince the scumbag to go play in a softball tournament. I despise Vince.

[@llibmukred5906]

@@chrisendsley5724 Vince McMahon is at the top of the list of the biggest stains in pro wrestling history. He ruined his legacy, and the McMahon name itself has been tarnished by his sickening actions in recent years. Jess McMahon and Vince McMahon Sr. must be rolling in their graves.

[@keithpetersen560]

Sid did what made him happy. Family life first, paycheck second. He could of easily been the number 1 star, but he chose happiness. Good for him. Sorry for his loss. Need more like him. Great interview with Kevin.

[@chriscripplercruz1833]

Rip Sid i still remember seeing for the first time when he broke his leg he handled it like a man real respect for him

[@StevenR84]

His ankle and he had to cause nobody injured him. How did he do if he landed in feet? I guess was already broke and not in wrestling but real life

[@chrisendsley5724]

I remember him being here in Birmingham Alabama as Lord Humongous with a Jason hockey mask coming out to war machine by KISS. Awesome

[@chriscripplercruz1833]

@@chrisendsley5724 sounds like a great time

[@chrisendsley5724]

@chriscripplercruz1833 it was. The 80's were the best.

[@TheFailedmessiah]

Yep he was pressured to do stuff like that because guys like Mike Awesome who was 6'5 or 6'6 can move around like a cruiserweight and do this high flying stuff. Sid needed to tell them NO. I don't do that. Mind you this is also an older sid who is about 40 too. Whoever pressured him to do more "high flying top rope stuff" is an idiot. If it's Russo, just take the blame and move on.

[@unclelloyd]

0:25 - Is it just me, or does Sean become a little less likeable each episode? A wrestling legend just died, and you can't for one second begin to give him a heartfelt endorsement without trying to get your own overrated sht over. Classless.

[@ReanimatorsMutilations]

Don't think that hard about it

[@kjaw1122]

He’s a libtard.

[@VincentCoccoliJr]

Sean is annoying. His disrespectful nature towards Sid’s 🎤 work was the nail in the coffin. Along with the fact he is a wuss and a Lib.

[@unclelloyd]

@@ReanimatorsMutilations It doesn't take hard thought to recognize a douche bag.

[@thesolidsnakealpha]

Fuckin too right He has to squeeze his politics in too

[@rodmoore_]

Rest in peace Sid 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@BuddyH69]

Is it me or is Nash having breathing issues?

[@robertcornelius3514]

My guess he is on pain killers.

[@grippler3166]

Psycho Sid terrified me as a little kid. Scariest man I ever seen on television.

[@musketballmatt6773]

The Skyscrapes in the 80s were awesome. Loved those guys as a kid. Larger then life

[@dennistitek2980]

Prayers for his family and rip sid

[@retroshane8844]

Probably the most underappreciated talent in wrestling history. He was a huge star and WWE and fans forget that.

[@thriftshopinvestor]

Wow they went 12 minutes without talking about politics. That might be a new record

[@Tonetare]

What are their politics?

[@thriftshopinvestor]

@Tonetare politics, that's what was said.

[@thriftshopinvestor]

@Tonetare if you need anymore info just watch their content

[@blackout2430]

@@Tonetarethey’re low t delusional blue voters stuck on the tranny plantation

[@douglasmurphy3266]

More of a Scott comment, but Scott giving Sid the razor's edge is one of the most impressive things I've seen. He even did it in like 2000 when he (Scott) wasn't nearly as jacked as he once was.

[@sirotahaggen]

Yup. And it was executed so effortlessly. The only other guy that big he got up was Crush, and he struggled with that one a little

[@TheNathanBrand]

Steiner?

[@herc20000]

@@TheNathanBrand I think it is Scott Hall

[@TheNathanBrand]

@@herc20000 ohh yeah, Razor Ramon

[@fmthebaron]

I just knew Nash would do the Sid Big Vicious Heel bit again in this.

[@southcarolinagrizfan1594]

😂 I was waiting for it...wished I could find it on Kayfabe Commentaries.

[@freighttrainsahpassing9790]

Mam. I miss Sid. This was a tough one for me !!!

[@kyledamron]

I don't think Sid was garbage on the mic, he could do a solid intense promo. He just had a few HUGE bloopers but that just adds to the legend of Sid

[@eats128]

So many dream matches involving Sid that never happened: Kane, Big Show, Andre, and can you just imagine a young Sid Vicious getting in the with Bruiser Brody !!

[@crossface7770]

the master, and ruler of the universe

[@Speedyreedy1218]

The real Universal champion.

[@martydotzone]

There’s a shoot interview with Sid I was watching on KZbin just a few days ago where Sid says Vince asked him what he wanted, and Sid said he asked to be Hogan, in the sense of having the top spot. So this is the great thing about these wrestler dudes where they are constantly mixing truth and fiction and of course every hardcore fan is convinced they know the real history 😂

[@mikeross4937]

The " I have half the brains that you do" is one of the best moments in wrestling.

[@mdawson5581]

One of the biggest scariest monsters in the ring. From interviews I’ve watched, a polite humble gentleman. RIP Sid

[@michaelmclaren1333]

My favorite SID moment was when he was in his fued with shawn and josie letherio and on raw SID couldnt find josie, so he found josie' son and powerbombed josie jr but king referred to him as "jos-BEE" and i couldn't stop laughing at that! Too funny.

[@JackieD7497]

I remember that. 😂

[@Am0ment0fB]

"Sid? I never had a problem with him." RIP Ha.

[@MikeyBAAZ]

Wrong arm Anderson scissors stabbing when sid did psycho s*it

[@respect_the_curv]

I will always love Sid and how he did it. Best of both worlds, wold champion of multiple organizations, and still chose his family. Never will forget the ruler of the world

[@base1b2626]

I always thought Sid was a bad A.. Loved to see him work. He has to be one of the best built and character look of all time.

[@bertyamaoka9584]

The fact that he turned down the Hogan gig to be a heel is freakin legendary lmao

[@SteveandFantaTime]

Sid was so cool 😢

[@Tim82ATW]

Loved his ECW Run!! RIP Sid!

[@garethcullen9604]

A Sid Kayfabes commentary would have been absolutely amazing. Oliver would have undoubtably pryed some amazing stories out of him.

[@JamesChatting]

Nash's estrogen levels are insane

[@Tonetare]

Lololololol you need to quit

[@blackout2430]

He’s low t for sure. Oliver is a trans

[@Farmerb1985]

Rip sid eudy, thanks for great memories, good big man

[@VillainCollector1]

Life is short. As long as you are not hurting anyone, live your life how you want to. Don't ever be slave to a company.

[@cfhcowboy9292]

I wish kevin would be more humble

[@AAAA-lt9hq]

Sid is one of the few guys even the hard to impress Kev would say, "He was a big, strong dude." Nice to see respect from big men for big men instead of their seeing each other as possible rivals for similar spots on the card. I hated to see Arn and Sid in the scissor incident as well. I like them both and wish they had gotten along better. Same with Kev and Piper. Sid had a lot in common with Ultimate Warrior as well in that when both were at the top of their game they were great, but they also could often cause problems for themselves. Kev seems withdrawn or tired here. It must suck seeing a lot of your friends and colleagues pass on. Kev's comments starting at 8:30 are a great tribute to Sid. Sid, for all his flaws, got to do things his way, and even in his mistakes (promo flubs, horrible leg break) he gave us some unforgettable moments. Like Kev says about Sid, Sid was from West Memphis, Ark. It was nice to have such a famous wrestler from our state (as well as Tommy "Tiny" Lister, Jr.), as here in Arkansas we usually get rolled up into the Memphis scene and overlooked. That said, it's nice that we're associated with Memphis, one of wrestling's most famous cities for talent and promotions. In a good way, Sid and Jim Cornette (Jim being from close by Louisville, KY) both seem like regular guys you would see on the street here, aside from Sid's huge size and look. It would be a lot of fun to buy them drinks and talk to them both. That goes for Kev as well. I think it was a Cornette quote or maybe Kevin who said if Sid weren't wrestling, "Well, he'd just come back home to sell agri chemicals." And I assure you here in the Mississippi Delta, which is full of soybeans and rice, agriculture and ag related businesses are what many people do. It's an area where a few farming families own thousands of acres and have millions of dollars worth of equipment. Small rural towns, a slower pace of living, and a love of football are the result.

[@smackdowngod]

I always saw Sid in Sabertooth from Marvel Comics.

[@MisterBlue80]

Definitely

[@kmacksmcdonald6475]

Kevin Nash is outliving a lot of them Sid, Scott Hall, Test, his son, Vader. Nash, Hogan, and Flair are for sure making the wrestling equivalent of making it to age 100. If Nash makes it to age 70 then he joins Hogan and Flair in rare pro wrestler from the 1980's to make it alive to age 70. Jesse Ventura did that too.

[@drexlspivey5828]

A lot of guys who were proper 'WCW guys' had issues when they went to the WWF, I can see why Sting was apprehensive, I honestly believe Vince might have been so petty that he made them look not the best just to 'prove' his company was always better

[@Metal-Josh]

Thanks for the Nova Scotia shout out, Kevin! I call it home. Rest in peace, Sid!

[@ExploreandExperience1]

Sid was my favorite other than the Hit man RIP SID. Shout-out from halifax novascotia 🇨🇦 🍁

[@AshKetchum-br4lv]

"You may be half the man that I am, but I got half the brain that you guys do."

[@lfkk4640]

The coolest heel,would still fistbump fans walking to the ring. Rip RULER OF THE WORLD 🙏

[@madhatter8508]

Jim Cornette and Brian Last said that Sid's brain cancer probably came from Roundup. Sid's job before he wrestled was selling farm chemicals, including Roundup.

[@PhilMiCoochie]

Some people just get cancer. It’s redundant to speculate how it came about

[@someparts]

Cornette is a loon.

[@Speedyreedy1218]

😢

[@madhatter8508]

​@@someparts OK and? Cornette knew Sid personally and knew that he sold farm chemicals before wrestling.

[@someparts]

@@madhatter8508 He was a salesman not bathing in it. Ridiculous.

[@Nostalgia9478]

Sid probably slapping Pillman silly with a squeegee up in heaven right now RIP

[@jakep1979]

Sid was a legend for the fact he was able to save the botched ShockMaster debut while still going into his kayfabe mode while everyone else around him were just left stunned.

[@DavidxBoyd]

“I never had a problem with Sid.”

[@grimmes1159]

I never had a problem with Sid

[@drpiv]

Sid was one of the few guys who may be had a more intimidating look than Kevin , rest in peace.

[@thomasswafford250]

Ray Stevens was like Sid. Ray loved to go on weeks long hunting and fishing trips. He wasn't giving that up.

[@DominicPersonal-g3l]

SID coached softball or played it WOW RIP. Kevin Nash, SID were great world champions.

[@rickgiles7955]

vote a little weird? why, becaue if you dont vote liberal then your not wanted in society?

[@Tonetare]

Because republicans are still living in the stone ages and hate blacks, hate gays, hate trans, hate minorities, hate the poor, barely respect the middle class, hate interracial daters, etc etc etc

[@adamdavis2760]

When I was a kid in the 80s and 90s watching wrestling there were only a few guys that scared you, like you didn't think they were human. The Undertaker, Sid, Bruiser Brody, and Andre the Giant. You know like the type of guy that you would never be alone with that as a kid you thought lived their gimmick. As a child, there was that stigma that the good guys were here to stop the bad men or these monsters. Sid to me was legit scary...how could a man be that tall AND muscular...to me he was a freak. I legit thought he only spoke in 3 to 4 word sentences. He legit had it all. He had the hair, the look, size, and strength...he also made you believe it. As an adult, I respect what he did a lot more because if he wanted he could have stayed anywhere and had multiple runs. He was a plug-in heel with instant credibility. Instead, he prioritized his personal life and what he deemed important. I am sure anyone who has been through some shit in their life can appreciate that. In my 20s I thought he wasted his opportunities in wrestling...Now that I am in my 40s I have perspective because of these interviews and my own experiences. I can see he was taking advantage of opportunities in his life. I get it now... RIP to the big man