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[@StevosNetwork]

Sid is the only man to have main evented WrestleMania against Hulk Hogan and The Undertaker. That alone is Hall of Fame worthy. 😁👍

[@NPC10912]

To bad only Titan Towers gets to decide what is impressive enough for the imaginary HoF.

[@grawakendream8980]

just two more days on the road tbh

[@tallstakz356]

12:09 ​@@NPC109129:16

[@tallstakz356]

​@@NPC1091231 31:31 :24

[@tallstakz356]

58:51 ​@@NPC10912

[@jrblanton9284]

4:00 to skip to the Master and Ruler of the world.

[@أحمدالجهني-ي4ط]

Thanks

[@My.K.R]

exactly what i was looking for. Thanks

[@cip7068]

D

[@hansjuker8296]

Wow, so wrestling ripped off Lord Humongous AND the Road Warriors.

[@gerardmalamisura1279]

I was 15. Sid came to Philadelphia and stayed at the hotel my father was the chef at. He had handlers all around him and I couldn’t believe how huge he was.

[@Maxx_d13]

Cool story bro

[@randylynch4330]

Most underrated guy of any era. Literally got the loudest reactions every era he was in. He was one of, if not the first heel that the fans refused to boo

[@rackballjones6585]

I’d still put Flair first. Watch Starrcade 87. Those fans refuse to boo him.

[@ericjackson7632]

Flair still got heel heat in 88. i think Starrcade 87 was more about the opponent.

[@fakegeek5462]

Flair beat him to it.

[@stevenkunzer9027]

Sid never really even needed a buildup. He could come in, do an intense promo, and then be in the main event and who the hell wouldn’t believe that. Sid just had a presence that most wrestlers just cannot match.

[@chrisortiz8072]

So true from Wwf to wcw to ecw he was accepted because he was so intense the fans just felt he was real

[@6steveo9]

First time I seen Strowman was after he'd finished up the Wyatt stuff and I immediately turned to the other people in the room and said this guy definitely has a Psycho Sid vibe, completely believable. True to form WWE have tanked that poor bastards career as well.

[@vampirascoffin870]

Anybody remembers survivor series 1996 how fucking over he was?? The pop still gets me chills

[@gravewax5892]

@@6steveo9 I agree... But strowman has that mark Henry vibe too, so strowman still has a shred of hope...

[@willc9324]

Sids 1996 Survivor Series entrance at MSG still to this day is one of my favorite big match entrances I've ever seen. The vibe was awesome and hbk losing made it sweeter.

[@TheIndustrialRetrospective]

You dint see many fist bumps back then either.

[@Dizzy1980]

Hell yes, and in retrospect, makes me wonder why Sid needed to lose the WWF title back to Shawn!

[@rackballjones6585]

I remember being 10 and watching that match and NOBODY wanted Michaels to win. We celebrated big when Sid power bombed him.

[@HereIsWisdom1318]

Im gonna watch the 96 Survivor Series cuz of your comment on Sid (12[Dec]-10-2020)

[@HereIsWisdom1318]

When Sid was coming to the ring, he started yelling at a fan “Whose the man! Whose the man!” And the fan was point at Sid saying “Youre the man!! Youre the man!!”

[@DeanMoxley87]

Welcome To Something To Listen To While At Work. Every week I type that. It’s currently 8:49pm Manchester 🇬🇧. I’m in the warehouse, ear phones, at the helm of my side loader. Well you know. Doot Doot Doot 👍

[@hooksncrosses3419]

Same here. I work from 2.30am in Andover Hampshire, 🇬🇧 These podcasts get me through. 👍

[@DeanMoxley87]

Joe Whittle ah mate. I start at 6pm till 3am on a Friday & I get my geek fix while driving round. I watched WWF/E from 1996-2004 & I like hearing stuff bk. Brings back the memories !!

[@hooksncrosses3419]

I got into WWF/E between 1991 and 2004. I only really started following again in 2011 when CM Punk did his pipe bomb. Since then I drift in and out. It's so cool to hear about the stuff we grew up on. Scary when you realise how long ago it is.

[@ricosalvaje8131]

Same here I work 3-11pm and these make my day much better.

[@scarletspidey6898]

haha im a security guard and almost every day I listen to one of these episodes

[@LittenMandrake]

Amazing that a guy who main evented 2 Wrestlemanias, held 4 World Titles, and competed against most of the top superstars of the 80s and 90s could still be such an underachiever; it just shows you how much potential Sid had. Nevertheless, he is still one of my favorite wrestlers of all time. Great podcast again

[@gravewax5892]

I'm a fan of Sid myself. I think honestly he got overshadowed by taker. If Sid woulda stayed loyal to one side or the other during that era, and been more dedicated, I think he'd have been a major player...

[@bjornhudson1699]

You all probably dont care but does someone know of a way to log back into an instagram account? I was stupid lost my password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me!

[@korbinbrayan4794]

@Bjorn Hudson Instablaster ;)

[@bjornhudson1699]

@Korbin Brayan Thanks for your reply. I got to the site on google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.

[@bjornhudson1699]

@Korbin Brayan it did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy! Thank you so much, you really help me out :D

[@gripstrength]

Sid's one of my favorites. Actually started VHS taping during his first run in WWF. Still got the tapes! Thanks for the show.

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

What always impressed me about Sid is he tried the hardest to continue the promo seriously after Shockmaster fell through the wall 😂

[@rackballjones6585]

He had to

[@Packitagain.]

You can hear him say "I told you, I knew it" when shockmaster fell because he pointed out the board that caused the tumble would do just that before the taping.

[@strykermoonfall2220]

Yeah, true hero lol

[@michaelacampora1020]

He was probably glad it wasn't him that fucked up

[@andrewlivingston1590]

“He fell flat on his arse! He fell flat on his foohkin’ arse!”

[@TheCMPunkNetwork]

Really enjoying this one. Always thought Sid was awesome and never gets the credit he deserves. Here's another guy that I hope gets into the hall of Fame some day, and some day soon!

[@dougripley861]

Hilarious seeing Sid with the infinity gauntlet lol but before he could snap his fingers......softball season started

[@diamondj.4076]

Doug Ripley 🤣🤣🤣

[@BigDaddyKing632]

Nice one Doug, kudos good sir

[@michaelnemeth5242]

No. Just... no🤣

[@stevew7571]

Well played sir. Well played.

[@jeremiahlawson8629]

Thank you for the Sid Vicious episode. I love learning about the business, and you Mr. Prichard are a wealth of knowledge. Oh and thank you Conrad for ALL your podcasts.

[@troyelich9307]

At the 1:30:00 mark they talk about Sid being the replacement for Warrior in Pittsburgh and Detroit. I was at the show in Pittsburgh. I was so pissed when the ring announcer announced at the beginning of the show The Warrior would not be appearing. Then when it came time for that match, when Sid walked out, the place went ape shit!! It was deafening.

[@LALakersNornIron]

Im a huge fan of professional wrestling, have been since early childhood but my father despises it however the one wrestler he would watch was Sid. That is the best compliment I could give Sid, he made a man who hated wrestling with a passion want to watch a wrestling match.

[@freemind6954]

"You're half the man that I am, and I have half the brain that you do!"

[@Maestro..]

Very few things get me to laugh my ass off but this is one of them

[@StarryStarryNocturne]

"Let me that do that again" - Sid "Uh, we're LIVE, pal!" - Jim Ross

[@TheIndustrialRetrospective]

This is my favorite Sid moment.

[@big_dro1713]

Pete Perales oh, come on I dont think you're unintelligent. You're awfully hard on yourself.

[@descepticon9213]

I still can't watch that without going on a laughing tyrant.

[@BossChronicles]

Sid was a huge draw he should of had a longer run he needs to be in the HOF

[@americafirst4585]

Sid was there during the best debut ever in wrestling history. SHOCKMASTER

[@HereIsWisdom1318]

Listen to me STID!

[@roryjones6040]

People can say what they want about Sid but he was Over in every promotion he performed in and won titles and made a lot of money in wrestling and retired with his health and a few quid in the bank. He certainly couldn't have really had half a brain!!!!

[@anthonywilliams6002]

Long live the Skyscrapers man I wish injuries didnt derail that tag team

[@gravewax5892]

If taker wasn't taker, Sid coulda been the one we're talking about now as the greatest big man ever. Sid was amazing in the ring when he worked with the right people. If it was scripted, his promos were money! They had the intensity of warrior's, but understandable

[@Stonewall29]

grave wax love Sid and agree on your points except saying he was amazing in the ring. Just, please, no

[@gravewax5892]

@@Stonewall29 when he wanted to be and if he was working with the right guy he was a damn good big guy. He physically had it to be on level with taker... But he loved softball. Had he loved wrestling he coulda been special

[@Stonewall29]

grave wax he was never even close to amazing in the ring. Stop it. An amazing character and talent? Okay we can reach some middle ground there. But never even close to an amaIng in ring performer

[@dalynsanders]

Arguably one of biggest draws in 90 s pre attitude era

[@robertevansjr2233]

Absolutely he sold tickets for sure, I got to see him at my first ever card in Dec, 91 against Brad Armstrong! He was a freaking monster!

[@smarkslowplay3512]

Proof?

[@HereIsWisdom1318]

@@smarkslowplay3512 Why would someone need to prove this!

[@smarkslowplay3512]

@@HereIsWisdom1318 because it's not true lmao

[@smarkslowplay3512]

@@JarodJoseph look at attendance numbers, ratings, PPV buys in 1989-1991 WCW, WWF 1995/96 or WCW 1999/2000. All on a downslide

[@ClassicJM85]

HALL OF FAME

[@tylers7048]

Cycle Sid

[@hamzahbawkher6012]

This is one of my favorite episodes. Was a huge fan of Sid Justice when I was a kid.

[@mikewilliams8816]

I cannot be held responsible for what I’m about to do!!!! Awesome stuff. I love Sid

[@Britton_Thompson]

Little talent, yet he got over with fans based on his badass look & real life violent nature? This legitimately makes Sid Vicious the Sid Vicious of wrestling

[@priestfan81]

Little talent? Yet he was a bigger arena draw than anyone working today with possible exception of Brock Lesnar.

[@3210-n1x]

Who's the man? who's the man? WHOS THE MAN?

[@Super122291]

U baby

[@MarkoAnzio]

SummerSlam '91 would have been even greater if Warrior, Hogan took on Slaughter, Taker, and Jake. Mustafa and Adnan had no business being in the main event

[@stevepmg9202]

Or even Hogan Warrior and Sid vs Slaughter, Taker and Jake to sell the house shows feuds planned - Warrior vs Jake and Sid vs Taker.

[@kennyjones8926]

Does ANYONE listen to regular radio anymore? These are AWESOME! Thanks for this episode. I voted for this one and again was NOT disappointed. I think Sid always regretted leaving for WCW, BUT when your young you never see the forest through the trees, Sid was a BEAST!!

[@wcbrown4545]

When I was in college, I played softball against Sid at the softball country club in Atlanta. Obviously, the dude could crush it!

[@jasondouglas152]

That's awesome , wish I could see that guy hit a softball 400 feet!

[@bangmygavel]

Love this! Sid was my first celebrity crush!!!

[@josephD32]

53:22 - Bruce: "Man, Sid could talk his ass off." 53:23 - ...*awkward silence* 53:28 - Conrad: "We're live, pal."

[@AmandaRogersarock1988]

Sid has always been this interesting character to me. When I was younger I definitely enjoyed the bigger guys (Sid, and Kevin Nash for example). Excited for this episode, and will be super excited for Yoko as well!

[@suitedandbooted363]

Amazing podcast. Can’t get enough.

[@deweigle]

I love the shows on the talent. We need a Booker T episode.

[@jerryjanik480]

I love this podcast because Bruce Prichard impressions are just spot-on and they're great Conrad is the straight man to the comic relief of Bruce Prichard

[@benjaminwheeler390]

caution- hot take

[@josepheramo5840]

that stabbing incident always drove me nuts because there's always two sides to a story from what I heard Arn Anderson pulled the scissors out first got them taken from him and got shanked up and if that's the case whose fault is it really

[@derekfisher8571]

I've always heard the same thing.

[@nickcox1408]

I thought arm stabbed sid first?

[@priestfan81]

Arn stabbed Sid all because Sid was saying Flair had a safe position in WCW and should put some people over to make new stars. The whole Ric Flair cult is a delusional, trapped in 1989 bag of brainless marks.

[@joebrown3996]

I've been wanting a Sid justice episode finally love this podcast

[@Dizzy1980]

54:30 Hogan/Flair may have been a better match than Hogan/Justice, but that would've robbed us of the Savage/Flair match that was a better match than any of the above. I agree however that Hogan/Justice was a stinker, and was only saved by the HUGE crowd reaction that Ultimate Warrior got for his return.

[@jamesmccormick875]

Sid was that heel the fans loved. He was super over and no matter what he did people still cheered him.

[@LittenMandrake]

Of all of the entrance themes that were rip offs of popular songs, I think Sid's entrance to China White by the Scorpions might have been the best

[@stevew7571]

That Scorpions intro music was beyond badass!!!!!!

[@TheGhostofLono5586]

I know people shit on the wild card match from survivor series 95, but as a 9 year old newly minted wrestling fan of only 5 months I loved it, and I still enjoy that match today.

[@abrahamhuxley6286]

Conrad is a skid mark... i mean Sid mark

[@rustykuntz94]

Another stupid thing when they were trying to turn Sid Heel w the Hulk angle in early 92 in that SNME Sid & Hulk in the tag match there’s a promo backstage pre match and Hogan as always won’t shut up and you see Sid waiting to talk and as he’s about to finally say something Mean Gene says they’re out of time and Hogan’s already walked off. He looks like he’s gonna go crazy and he should! How the fuck is HE the bad guy here?! But the Rumble shit was horrible, no way can defend that booking, especially if you look how in previous years Rumbles Hogan eliminated not only other babyfaces but mates of his who he was in storyline friends with like Savage & Tugboat.

[@uc95nu51]

I've been in Bruce Prichard country for the past few days. I'm sure i saw BRUCE on tx 225 when i was driving my semi tractor. Got my load for this weekend. Picked up in Baytown, Tx going to Mt Clemens, Mi. Gonna listen to this deal while i drive my semi tractor. RASSSSLIIIIIIINNN!

[@GJones-kw8je]

You should have honked at him and given him The Finger.

[@henrikschmidt3964]

I am quite sure Arn Anderson brought the scissors into the Sid-fight. Sid discovered he had been stabbed, started to retaliate before walking off shocked at the whole incident.

[@handsolo1209]

Yes, but Bruce doesn't let the truth get in the way of a good -WWE ass kising- story.

[@Levimischief69]

Oh, you were there? How did it really happen?

[@handsolo1209]

@@Levimischief69 - Too many people who were there (Scorpio, Vader, Bill Dundee, etc) have said that Sid said Flair was too old and should let the younger guys have their time, Arn got pissed, threw a beer bottle at Sid and then went to his room. Sid went to Arn's room (some say he had a chair with him, some say he had a chair leg) and was banging on Arn's door to fight him for throwing the beer bottle. Arn opened the door and stabbed Sid with the scissors. Sid beat the shit out of Arn, then realized he was stabbed and got the scissors and stabbed Arn a few times. Had they been arrested and it went to trial, Arn would be the one in trouble for starting the fight and for using the scissors first.

[@henrikschmidt3964]

@@Levimischief69 See Hand Solo's response and stop the semi-trolling. I was as present as Bruce Pritchard.

[@warshipsatin8764]

​@@handsolo1209 do you have an iq of 60? if it had gone to trial it would be sid at fault for going to arn's room threateningly with weapon

[@junegiovanni6475]

6 foot 9 318lbs of monster, he was so scary and intiminating, He did some crazy powerbombs.

[@jeffreyriley8742]

Sid was an outstanding promo when he got going. A great raging monster heel. I loved his promos.

[@LooseCan88]

Sids WWF 1991 run was boss playa

[@ronniejdio9411]

Sid was HBK 2nd bodyguard and they shot an angle where he turned on micheals in another attempt to get hbk over as a baby face again. The edited the actual turn off TV because the fans cheered when sid hit hbk . It only got worse when the villainous heel sid beat hbk for the belt and attack his mentor jose lothario

[@aotp36]

That was the first attempt to turn him face

[@screamingscarecrow4251]

I agree because I was one of those cheering for Sid. I hated Shawn Michaels at the time. Everybody had got sick of the pretty boy champ formula. His presence was catered more toward the females. Sid. brought the man's man blue collar attitude back to wrestling that people at the time wanted. Steve Austin witness this and was smart enough to capitalize on it.

[@drunkensailor112]

Sid was so over in the north east that babyfaces didn't want to wrestle him because Sid would get constant cheers

[@airfixx_8952]

@@screamingscarecrow4251 I take your point about HBKs appeal, but SCSA was already ultra-alpha by the time of SSeries 96... Of course 3:16 had already happened, but look no further than the build to his first match against Bret that night...... Some of the best match hype ever!

[@shaynewest8757]

Do you also talk like a retard or just write like one?

[@hansjuker8296]

Awww man, I ate some hot wings last night and now I'm on the toilet with explosive diarrhea. And it BURNS!!!

[@Super122291]

Are u ok babe

[@0089nyyankees]

He told the Sid story wrong. Arn actually brought the scissors into play. Sid had a table or chair leg.

[@mulldrifterz6469]

He was one of the most believable characters in the dying days of WCW. And no, his best match wasn't with Shawn or Bret. It was with Chris Benoit.

[@IanVersusDaddybones]

They need to just induct Dwayne Johnson David Arquette Sycho Sid and Arn Anderson as one group and just call it Rock paper scissors shoot.

[@isaacpiotrowski621]

Would love to see these possible episodes for 2019: 1) Chris Jericho 2) Batista 3) The Rock (99-00) 4) Chyna 5) The Rise of Brock Lesnar

[@gmo9583]

I'll NEVER forget that Christmas promo they ran while he feued with HBK A legdrop when you're sleeping/ Clothesline when you're awake/ A powerbomb whether you've been bad or good/ So run for heaven's sake... Sycho Sid is coming to town!!! 😄😄😄 I was NEVER an HBK fan until after his return feud with HHH (I even preferred Jannetty!) so Sid was THE guy next to Bret and Undertaker for me at the time! 😃

[@TheVicious5150]

Do a Nash episode

[@whidoineedthis]

They did

[@TheVicious5150]

@whidoineedthis I know, I typed this before they did

[@MrUnmutual2014]

The 1992 Rumble was the best, agree the ending could have been better but in the whole it's fantastic storytelling. Then the face off with Hogan and Sid and there is a close up of Hogan when he hears the crowd reaction and I've always thought it's the realisation that his era is over.

[@jerransperarman9411]

Good podcast

[@andrewberube8973]

Thank God it's time for the Ruler of the World Sid!!!!! Been waiting for this for a long time Thanks guys U guys rule the podcast world!!!

[@tommorris5042]

Something that I had wondered about Sid Justice's WWF run. I had read this in The Detroit News when they would have a Friday Wrestling Column by ML Curly (Not real name). Before Sid had the arm injury, During the run to Survivor Series, a tentative plan was that Hogan was going to lose the Title at Survivor Series to Undertaker (Which he did) Sid was going to win the Survivor Series Match against the Jake Robert's team. At the end of the show because of the way Undertake would win the title President Tunney would announce that on "This Tuesday in Texas" that "Justice would be served" and have Sid challenge and win the Title from Undertaker. Let's say that was the original plan before Sid's injury. We could have went to Royal Rumble with Sid vs. Flair, with Flair winning the Title. Hogan winning the Royal Rumble, setting up the Hogan vs. Flair match. And also having a rematch of Sid vs. Undertaker. What are your thoughts Conrad and Bruce and listeners of the show of that scenario?

[@kpllc4209]

Sid says that Vince promised him the main event at WrestleMania (obviously vs Hogan) in order to get him to come in.

[@stevemccullagh36]

Shawn vs. Sid at Survivor Series was a babyface match, Sid wasn't a heel.

[@erictoniaschwab1009]

Steve McCullagh Yes wasn’t Sid a good guy from his return in the six man with HBK and Ahmed all the way to Wrestlemania losing to Taker?

[@grimmcalypso396]

I read this in the nerdiest most nasally voice imaginable...

[@airfixx_8952]

So him battering Jose Lothario with a TV camera was a GOOD GUY move? .....Sid then used the camera on HBK too; directly before the winning pinfall. Even if the crowd were into him; he was booked as the heel.

[@augustindelgado9467]

He had good matches with Chris Benoit in WCW

[@Kilmarro]

I don't know that many people wrestled a bad match with Chris Benoit involved.

[@HereIsWisdom1318]

@@Kilmarro I did! Chris Benoit just couldnt keep up!

[@theaveragebuildpolishwarri7371]

Podcast is the greatest thing since 23 took over my life

[@HereIsWisdom1318]

23?

[@josephD32]

I was a "Hulkamaniac" as a kid, Hogan was my hero. And even then, watching that Rumble when Sid eliminated him and said "It's every man for himself!" I thought, "He's not wrong." Then my hero, Hulk Hogan, basically acted like a bitch and helped pull Sid out. Interesting how this was about the time I started to become disillusioned with wrestling until the start of the nWo in WCW.

[@SupraRy]

Man Sid at survivor series 96 was over like fucking rover. Shawn Michael's was supposed to be the baby face and sid even used a camera to give jose a heart attack and the fans still cheered sid. They were absolutely mental for him in 96, loved it when he embraced Vlad the superman after his winning of the title too cause he knew who he was.

[@JTM1987]

I was at MSG for Survivor Series when Sid power bombed Shawn Michaels for the belt.. I was 9 years old and I was so upset when I left that building cause I was a big HBK fan haha man those were the days. I was also at Summerslam at the old Continental Airlines Arena (which isn’t even around anymore) when Owen Hart broke Stone Cold’s neck. I was a huge wrestling fan back then but those were the only 2 live matches I’ve ever been at. Crazy isn’t it.

[@nathanpreston7993]

Man i was 11 in 91 early 92 and sid was the guy me and friends had to see

[@bikibaws]

after the Shock Master tripped and everyone nearly died trying to stop themselves from laughing as Sid carried the promo was a HOF guarantee stamp for him

[@paulg444]

There will never be another Sid. Total legit bad ass. You cant have any of the personalities sell if you dont have the background legits like Sid and Spivey and Brody etc. Sid was the real deal.

[@atj10884]

Austin Idol, Lord Humongous, Action Mike Jackson, and Pistol Pez Whatley were the shit to me in the 80s, I remember when they used to put the posters on the telephone poles in town...sounds like I'm old but I'm just 34 lol

[@Swoll826]

Sid said Vader is full of shit on it. HannibalTv had good segments on it from Vader, Sid, and 2 Cold Scorpio. Scorpio also hilariously retells the car crash in canada story

[@dougboykin9445]

wow Mike Jackson and Shasta Whatley ...what about Snake Brown and Chick Donovan

[@josephboza7448]

Sid Eudy, Sycho Sid, is a person who left his mark in the business that is for sure. What surprised me was that even though Bruce said Sid was a pain in the ass, he worked 3 different stints for the WWF. I thought Sid looked out of place too in the million dollar corporation. Sid cut great promos that is for sure. Like Conrad my favorite was the one prior to face Shawn at Royal RUmble 1997. Shawn was such a pain in the ass during 1997. He was so scared to face Bret Hart again at Wrestlemania 13 yet Sid lost the WWF Championship to Shawn and got it back 3 weeks later. He should be in the hall of fame by now.

[@Dayvid24]

Bruce and Conrad, I love your podcast. I've listened to a few now (the Mega Powers, Rick Rude, Ultimate Warrior, WrestleMania's 6 & 7 and loved them. Keep up the great job. I'm sure I'll enjoy the rest to.

[@JonathanHassingerChannel]

New York crowd popping and fist bumping during Sid’s entrance in ‘96 at Survivor Series, was an early Attitude Era indicator. Fans wanted no part if a face HBK.

[@KizzMyAbs]

SID JUSTICE Was a better name

[@freighttrainsahpassing9790]

Really well put together show !!!

[@ymca4547]

When people talk of the start of the "Attitude Era" and who contributed, Sid is often overlooked.

[@jonathanhoward9533]

To call Sid sn attraction is to hit the nail on the head. He's not a week to week kinda guy. He's the Brock Lesnar-type that shows up every few weeks, crushes somebody and leaves. His inability to he consistent or reliable actually added to his character. He was always coming and going.

[@SovietMOB]

Sid, Perfect, Booker T my top 3 favorite wrestlers of all time. Haha Sid when Shockmaster fell thru the wall!!!

[@thedustinsean]

The compound fracture because Ace “made him do it because it was already written in” makes so little sense that my head hurts now.

[@skee8721]

i don't know anything about the background of warriors father son relationship(if I followed correctly and not sid) but to me it sounded like you pushed away his fathers passing as something not of a big deal because they were estranged seemed kind of wrong to me.

[@brianmcdonald7017]

Sid for the HOF and next video game. RIP sid

[@metalruleziv769]

That theme was sick back in the day ....And Sid was underated on the mic He stayed in ChaRacter when the Shockmaster had the biggest blunder segment ever....

[@shannonnewsome5459]

I know this isn't even close to the topic here, but I would love to here Bruce talk about Big John Studd. Maybe talk about the 1989 Royal Rumble, and what lead to Big John winning it. I've looked all over KZbin for stories on John, but there isn't very many at all. And, I've listened to a lot of your podcast, and I've never really heard you mention him. Love to hear some stories about him and Andre's feud, and the reason he left WWE twice.

[@MikeDest]

Over the years I've noticed that Vince McMahon and anyone who has ever worked close with him over-uses the phrase "quite frankly."

[@thatguy1851]

And "things of that nature"

[@HereIsWisdom1318]

It happens. I knew a guy that said “and what-not” ALL the fckn time. Me and my buddy started saying it alot!

[@joycethe5-951]

IYH: Buried Alive. Please!

[@HereIsWisdom1318]

2:08:19-In my opinion, and i dont think it can be disputed!!! THIS....is the start of the Attitude Era! This is when we realized who Vince McMahon REALLY was!

[@Stevenbators]

Will we ever learn what position did sid play

[@GJones-kw8je]

Due to his height, he prefers doggie style.

[@RC.41]

I try to listen to this while I fall asleep but there are 10 ads in the first half of this. One youtube ad I came across yesterday was 300 MINUTES!!!!!!!!!!! Lolololol

[@jasondouglas152]

Sid's 2001 infamous leg break off top rope will always be remembered to me and my friends as " Sid's Boot full of Jelly / Sid's Jelly Boot ( for short)

[@Davidjon1946]

6:15 the shit begins greetings from Buffalo ny

[@bjdeee1239]

At 2:41:00 and 2:45:00 this is the podcast Con is referring to reuploaded on my channel with suped up photo shop graphics...kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5uZf3l-r9R5ZrM

[@carbonsilkthread]

I will never ever forget that time he broke his leg. Not that I watched it live because I would’ve never purchased a WCW PPV in 2001.. really any time after 98...

[@davidmcconnell683]

Off topic real quick...does anyone have a clip from one of Stone Cold's old VHS videoes where he was being counted down by the cameraman and he whooped his ass?😂 It covered 1996 into 1997 I believe. It may have been on "Cause Stone Cold Said So". I can't find that clip anywhere.

[@soulagent79]

I first took notice of Sid in 1991 or early 1992. Almost got to see him live at an Indie show about ten years ago, but he no-showed the event.

[@dachronicalalittlebitofeve6630]

Like him or not, he was a monster! He was the most serious credible replacement for hogan! He had the look of a heavyweight champ, the fans loved him in wwf when he was aided with hogan, it’s just a shame he wasn’t n love with the wwf and wrestling because he would’ve been the man!!

[@CeeMigoLoCo]

Softball is one hell of a drug! It just keeps dem fiends a comin' back for more and more.. Two four seven, three six five!!

[@roryjones6040]

Before the Stabbing Incident with Arn, Sid referred to himself as 'Psycho Sid' as he walked to the ring for Squash Matches so him saying he did'nt want to be called 'Psycho Sid' in the WWF does'nt really make sense.

[@albinomma]

"I don't think there's any heat on him for driving so slow" - Bruce, in response to Conrad asking about him driving 100mph and wrecking, injuring himself and other wrestlers.... LOL

[@MaynardOwns]

He is one of the few surviving wrestlers I have. I broke his head off having someone else DDT him off the counter. Broke in such a way where the peg it pops on split on half so I was able to just pop his head on and off at will. Made for great fun as a kid, pretty sure all my wrestlers beat sid by decapitation.

[@evergray5063]

I understand ads are a part of life now, I get that ads is the price we pay to keep KZbin free… but for f**ks sake, every 4-5 f**king minutes?! This is past unbearable when you’re trying to do something with this playing in the background and you gotta stop every 4 f**king minutes to skip 2 ads. Is Conrad’s mortgage scheme not paying enough? Cuz this sh¡t is becoming more hassle than it’s worth

[@jeffgentry4994]

Sids "heel turn" on WCW was wicked.