Sycho Sid Discusses His Legendary Career

[@InsideTheRopes]

What is your favourite Sid moment? Let us know in the comments below.

[@JoseSanha-uo9in]

When he had rivalry with sting 💜💜💜 and he saved booker t stevie ray career

[@Mouthpacket]

“It’s live pal”

[@paulrippcord506]

Sid taking on Shawn Michaels at Survivor Series, Sid was a heel but you’d never know based on the pop of the audience. It’s one thing to be a face and everyone cheering for you, but to be a heel and having the crowd eating out of your hand is something entirely different.

[@dwaynewright9981]

First time I saw his Powerbomb 👀

[@sean9115]

Well all his powerbombs and chokeslams always looked brutal more so with the jobbers but he had a good run in both WCW and WWF but everyone will remember his monster look. Its a shame that he is not in the HOF and that was down to one man every year and that was vince seemed like he never made amends with him even low sid had one last appearance on RAW. This is similar to vader they put him in the HOF after he died and its too late then! I mean guys like demolition get those guys in before they die!

[@jamiepreston1490]

RIP BIG MAN, Your already in the Hall of Fame as far as your fans are concerned.

[@justafanofnerdculture7602]

There is no doubt about that.

[@jrthetravelingsalesman6357]

🙏

[@jarlwhiterun7478]

You're* How do you people still mess this up?

[@P0PSecretRNR]

Yup.

[@GHelton]

One thing i HATE about WWE, is that Vader and Sid didn't get to accept their hall of fame induction. It truly disappoints me and make me sad. Rest in Peace, LEGEND.

[@TheSlamSociety]

I agree. We can blame Vince for this kind of shit. We know they have been long overdue for a long time.

[@keithwiggins3131]

This is why I called the WWE Hall of Fame fake they over looked certain wrestler's. Vader got in there too late unfortunately.

[@Dman3827]

Fucking HOF is politics most of the time.

[@histochronos]

Sid says right in this interview that Vince didn't like him. He didn't like Vader either cus they were made stars in WCW.

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

It's a crime Sid was never in the Hall of Fame

[@DynastyIcon]

another legend passes before they can get inducted 💔 he should have been in the Hall of Fame years ago

[@derekhird6586]

Yet

[@SubZero_125]

Hey triple h, put SID in the hof 25

[@joshuaa1605]

Whats the point now? Without the acceptance speech it means nothing. ​@SubZero_125

[@zjdarrah]

I think it would have happened a long time ago if it wasn't for the weird old scat fetish pervert in gorilla. Probably would have happened this year, so I think it's still warranted if he does go in.

[@MikeGreen-nv4yw]

He seemed like such a good person and really honest! He was a specimen in his prime , a legitimate monster of a man. RIP Big Sid

[@Scorpiondeathlock81]

My favorite moment was Sid beating Shawn at Survivor Series 1996 for the WWF title and the whole crowd at MSG going nuts over it

[@paulrippcord506]

Everything from that entire match, Sid’s entrance where he fist bumps as many people as he can, to the pyrotechnics spelling out his name, then you have the match itself and you would have never thought that a dude as big as Sid had that much speed and agility, and the ending was chef’s kiss perfect.

[@mr.perksy]

I was there that night, really fun show. Sid was so over then

[@davemontano3790]

@@mr.perksyme too! I was in his corner.

[@CormacSeanObrien]

Shame he wasn’t totally into it , he could have been so mega. But happy for him , that he was happy with being at home etc

[@kennethlodwig4024]

He has the best relationship with his fan base. He seems like the most down to the earth wrestler to have a beer with.

[@CalvinTennessee]

Survivor Series 1996 was SIDs moment. That was a classic with Shawn.

[@DaveWalker-j6p]

Sid was scary when he was angry, legendary...💪

[@allessandrodudley8827]

He had a great look to be a tough bad guy in a movie from the 80s or 90s

[@Daring2Win]

Because he was so darn believable!

[@glenncooney3959]

Sid was severely underrated by the WWF. He thoroughly deserved his WWF Championship reigns and was one of the best big men in wrestling history. It’s an absolute shame that he never got the chance to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame whilst alive. RIP big Sid.

[@danielk613]

Fuck yeah! Rest Easy Legend! Much love from Memphis and West Memphis 👊🏻

[@absurdist5134]

I love at 24:22, him saying thank you would have really made that kid feel good about his question. For such a scary guy, he was wholesome af.

[@JoKiR90]

I’ll bet this guy was an incredible Grandpa. He reminds me of my own grandfather. RIP to both of those men 🕊️

[@jotac87278]

He was actually really articulate. Family man that never took himself too serious. RIP

[@mediaintegrationservices419]

Thank you for posting this interview, it's great to see Sid talking about the glory days of wrestling. Seeing him so calm and relaxed is so different from how he did his promos, especially the shock master botch. What a legend he is, rest in peace and may our memories of him in the ring last forever. Nobody delivered the powerbomb with the same intensity he did. Love you Sid, thank you for the memories you gave us.

[@digitalmarketinghumans]

Thank you for everything, Sycho Sid Vicious. And thank you Inside The Ropes for posting this once again. In memory of Sid. RIP ❤

[@Tikus_90]

One of the most humble and realest human beings to ever enter the ring. RIP Sid and Kevin. What a tragic month this has been 😢

[@bruceleeroy2050]

One of my all-time favorite wrestlers. R.I.P. Sid… 💯🙏🏽

[@ssnadera6498]

Sid knew he was dying with his heart failure diagnosis and then cancer and did all these youtube interviews, people in the comments were like "good to see sid living a happy and healthy retirement", he was enjoying life with whatever time he had left but we didnt know he wasnt healthy.

[@roryjones6040]

When I saw Sid destroy Jobber Lee Scott in 1989 I was hooked. 5 moves and it became the ultimate squash match. I started wrestling myself aged 48 and as a tribute to Sid I use his 1992 Sid Justice music and I fist bump the fans during my entrance. I have always been in awe of his work and I will miss him terribly. Thanks for all the memories Sid. You ruled the world, now go and rule the afterlife. Love ya 👊👊💪💪❤️❤️

[@jamesgallagher1992]

Yep rem that lee scott match.....lee was seen reffing the wcw matches after that👍

[@ShunCheng091]

How can this legend NOT be in WWE HOF but the Bella sisters are?! RIP legend!

[@wa2k99]

Bellas have nothing to do with this

[@DynastyIcon]

@@wa2k99they dont but its a fair point.. those two are in but Sid isnt? now another legend has passed before they can get inducted.. its heartbreaking

[@charlesmarcus7864]

@@wa2k99 You're gaslighting, that wasn't the point he was making.

[@Thurmanatr16]

Sharmell is in and she hasn’t drawn a single dime in the business. It’s a joke.

[@Blackneo1808]

The WWE HOF lives in Vince McMahon's head!

[@Firstmajortomlikestoticker]

Awesome Thanks For Sharing this interview, Yes BROCK vs. SID 🎯💯

[@schechku19]

Sid was a Monster! He could have been a movie star if he didn’t wrestle…I remember when he showed up on USWA on Saturday morning and destroyed everyone and gave an incredible promo!..Awesome Dude! RIP Sid!

[@mrmoviemanic1]

One of the best big men in Wrestling history. R.I.P Sid, we all love you big man.

[@woooffbetweenFlairandJlethal]

RIP Sid! Not gonna lie though that made me chuckle at $250 a year for 10 shows at 7:40-7:50. I know you meant $250,000 but none the less thanks for the laugh, boss. RIP

[@hannig2010ify]

"Things go well and then they change" That line really got me more than anything else in the interview

[@mysteriowc]

Favorite memory was me being in the crowd at a territory when he came through and cheering him against Lawler or someone when everyone was giving him heat. He recognized me and smiled!

[@tommydeamon7657]

The look in cids eyes was always what sold the hole deal

[@davidr.f6242]

😢this genuine interview speaks volumes of the great Side, left us too early. RIP big man

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

RIP to the Master and Ruler of the World

[@brianwilliams9033]

RIP SID

[@jameslookstwice]

Tennessee/Arkansas grieves you.WWE Nation grieves you.Rest Easy Mr.Eudy ❤

[@KAZ3EM]

Will miss him !!! Good, honest, straight forward guy !!!

[@rudeearl]

Sid was the anti-hero fan favorite before Stone Cold was. It’s a shame Sid didn’t stick around for the Monday Night Wars & attitude era in WWE. He could have been a major force in that mix of talent. Sid always seemed to be in the right place at the wrong time during his career. He was one of my all time favorites. RIP

[@RyanMerch]

Rest in peace, Sid. Thank you for the awesome memories 🙏🏾

[@ItsJustUsEnt]

Him using that Billy Graham technique is low key Genius. That why he was the MASTER and the RULER of the WORLD 💪

[@andyjackson304]

Unlike Hogan( "That doesn't work for me, brother!) Sid was known for being easy to work with backstage. He never complained when it came to putting someone over. There were nights he didn't know who he was working with and when he found out, he would go ask them what they wanted to do during the match. Vince didn't like him, but whenever he needed someone to fill a spot, he always got Sid. He is definitely deserving of a HOF induction.

[@michaelr.4878]

This is what makes me sad... There are countless tributes, praising Sid and talking about how awesome he was, now that he has passed. But where were the tributes and shows of admiration when he was still alive? Of course, wrestling fans absolutely love Sid and always have...and all of the tributes from wrestlers have shown just how respected he was by his peers. I really hope that some of his peers got to tell him how over he was with them, before passed. I hope that Sid knew how much the fans and his peers respected him. This happens all of the time when people pass. People need to start showing respect and admiration to the people they hold in high regard when they are still alive. Life is short and tomorrow is not a guarantee. ..the last thing I'll say is what I've been posting on every Sid video I've watched recently.... In my opinion, Sid was THE prototype of what a pro wrestler should be and look like. The body..the mic skills...the ability to get into character and make people believe. Psycho Sid looked scary. Even if you only saw his eyes and not his 300lb, muscular body, you would think, 'wow..that dude is scary'. He had the best look in the history of wrestling, imo. Anyway...I guess this is my little tribute to a fallen legend...and a reminder for others to appreciate your loved ones while they are still here...because telling them you appreciate them tomorrow might not be possible....as the Sid situation/passing has shown us.

[@Neskard]

Sid was a character that I was really afraid of and excited about as a child. The music, the appearance, the moves. The complete package. Great wrestler. RIP.

[@akgstone]

He's easily in the top 10 Greatest big men in WWF history. His work there was great. I still am catching up on his WCW run.

[@P0PSecretRNR]

You can never forget his image. Stoic and Psychotic. But still fiat bumping the boys on his way to the ring.

[@P0PSecretRNR]

A real rock n roll wrassler

[@OscarRamirez-dn5md]

The man, the master…the ruler of the world.

[@extremerocker45]

Sid was so humble with his career. He treated his time as a wrestler as a great working opportunity, took his job seriously, treated everything as a business, had no bad blood with anybody, had the right mind for the business, and respected the boys in the back.

[@RonJon-s6v]

R.I.P. 🙏

[@RSR423]

THE MASTER AND RULER OF THE WORLD..... Can't believe it, man cancer sucks ass big time. You will be missed big guy.

[@hicksdan]

Classic match, Sid & HBK Survivor Series 96. True legend. Rest in peace Sid.

[@That-guy-there1]

Man I watched this man as a kid and spent a lot of time away from the WWE and having found out everything was on Peacock I started watched RAW again from 97. I forgot how charismatic he was on screen, he knew when to scream and when to be quiet. His speeches were amazing. I'm sad to find out his passing was so recent.

[@vincentvanghool6723]

I miss that man. Seeing him smile and be excited to answer questions is really cool.

[@Paulie_Walnuts89]

Grew up watching Sid Vicious (Sycho Sid) from the first day of his 2nd run in the WWF. As a humongous HBK fan growing up I can remember first seeing him as his bodyguard for a brief time. He had a fantastic run. Great memories of Sid. R.I.P. Sid Vicious

[@tomtalker2000]

God bless Sid. He was one of my favorite workers for sure. I loved when he and Vader tagged briefly in WCW. They made a very imposing tag team. And had similar wrestling personalities. I didn't know he suffered with cancer and that's what ultimately took him. I lost my mom to pancreatic cancer 2yrs ago. Such a devastating disease to overcome not matter what form it comes in. Anyway thank you Sid for all the great memories. My heartfelt prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. And shout out to Booker T. for sharing his personal relationship with Sid on his podcast. And how Sid helped him and his brother Stevie Ray break into the business. I remember Booker mentioning that in his book that i read. He said he owed a lot to Sid for taking a chance on two rookies at the time the way he did. So thank you for sharing that on your podcast Book with all of us. Hope your tearing it up with Leon in heaven now buddy. God bless and RIP.

[@konzi]

Sid is the MAN

[@titansrule72]

sid was a badass

[@I_Of_Providence]

he's one of the only big men who wasn't just a big guy he could actually talk. his promos were so intense and believable. one of the best promos of all time and one of the best looks of all time.

[@SessionWill]

god r.i.p. sid man..prayers out to his family. thank you sid!

[@PatrickGreeneFearwriter]

What a warm, lovable guy. RIP big man.

[@maylabrown4584]

Be at peace legend

[@planesstevee]

Sid was always my favourite back in the 90s I even got a leather waist jacket like his and wore it out and about. Such a shame he died

[@williamzander9708]

He was a big man your health falls quick when your sick you quit exercising and eat normal but the body gets worse every day . No miracle drug that can give you youth . He was a big man scary as hell .

[@biggj21]

Way to introduce him like a true mark, the psycho gimmick was given to sid by vince after his fight with arn anderson and the scisoor incident.. bless ur heart😅sid justice rip

[@gerardovega4641]

" because...i am the master...and the ruler ....of the world " quiet promo by sid

[@justafanofnerdculture7602]

Thank you and rest easy, big man. 🙏

[@brendanconn2097]

Reading books makes you smarter and more creative. Never thought that would be the takeaway from a Sid interview!

[@NANA-kd7yg]

A great showman. RIP Sid.

[@michaelmclaren1333]

RIP Sid! Thank you for all the memories!!

[@muchachomiercoles8632]

After readin' Marvel's Deathhunt (1993) and watchin' wrestlin'; Mr Eudy's character, for me, was as near as dammit, that "real life" version of Sabertooth. No other person, in my mind since, should of been given that role to play, in Marvel Movies, but him. R.I.P.

[@Dogoargentinodobo]

Man all my favorites are passing away...God pls be nice...Take me to my 90s

[@nudgexs]

Always love how knowledgeable this host is

[@TheSilencer1776]

When is this interview? Either way, it's bad ass! Sid was definitely a huge reason I started watching WCW when I was a kid. Loved his look and intensity. Then there's his sick ass powerbomb. 😮 😮😮

[@DanielThureskog]

The interview was filmed in 2019.

[@TheSilencer1776]

Awesome. Thanks for letting me know bro.

[@johnronane1504]

He looks in good health here and happy. Conrad Thompson said he had been sick for a few years . How insidious cancer is😢

[@histochronos]

Loved how at the end he talked about using the whispering and screaming in his promos via books/film and Billy Graham.

[@dtruth5769]

CLASS ACT! ONE OF A KIND. SO GLAD TO HAVE MET HIM.

[@cappy2282]

Sid was special talent. Sid only wrestler I was genuinely scared of when I was kid. He looked so awesome 👍😎

[@JPjaybird]

Wish he would have been able to get that wwe HOF induction before he left us. Sid Vicious rules the world.

[@stevenpage3121]

Thank you for making my childhood better.

[@Hacksaw-Ben-Thuggin]

new found appreciation for Sid. Always like him in the ring but I like him more as a person now.

[@Director2024]

I love that Sid consistently gives Shawn his flowers.

[@d.r.lucky13]

I can't believe all these years he was a Dallas Cowboys fan!!! "WHOS THE MAN"!!!? YOUR THE MAN !!!! 👊🏽 R.I.P SID

[@sparey4431]

Big respect to, Sid! Only wrestler that genuinely scared the shit out of me as a kid 😂

[@Pilgrimage85]

My favorite sid promo from the wm 8 build up was when he says "there are 2 types of bees. Bees that make honey, AND USED TO BE'S!!!" Best line ever.

[@Larry-rz4ed]

R.I.P. Sid, my heartfelt condolences to his family and friends ❤️🙏

[@KeithKeihsaBrock]

Whether he was Lord Humongous, a Skyscraper, Sid Vicious, Sid Justice, or Psycho Sid, Mr. Eudy was one of the best big men in wrestling ever. We lost so many legends over the years, I wish wrestling would bring the legends back like they did in the past as managers, Sid was a beast. I would rather see the legends on tv than some of the new talent that the shows have today. RIP Sid ❤

[@That_80s_Geek]

Put him in the hall immediately!

[@1985JM]

His entrance at survivor series 96 was brilliant , so cool the way he fist pumped the fans

[@nriab23]

So glad these exist

[@juggawest]

Thanks for posting this, hoped for something recent interview cuz he's popping up more since passing besides were live I wanted story not sure if I wanna see THE LEG again!

[@NitroNEXT]

When was this? He rarely came to the UK. Wish I could've been there. RIP

[@demetrickbrown9368]

Him with the four horsemen & ric flair & mr. Perfect was golden moments 🌟🌟🌟

[@frankolwenda5128]

RIP Sid, Tough loss this was

[@Positiveliving4life]

Rip Sid..true legend

[@kenarco3765]

Thank you sid

[@carlt9265]

That run he had in 96 he should be hall of famer

[@Rodshark75]

Loved the little smoke pyro, RIP Sid :(

[@TOOL-22]

R.I.P🪦Sid 2025🤞🏼HOF WWE make it happen!! Sid we will never ever forget you & all your contributions you’ve made to the business & just how OVER you were anywhere you wrestled. Sid had an amazing promo as well his Promos legit scared many young wrestling fan marks. Especially when an imposing Sid would begin to whisper, Sid had such a believable presence. "The Master & Ruler of the W🌎rld!"

[@papichulo8749]

"THE STARZZZ TELL MEEEE THE ULTIMATE WARRIOR" 😂😂😂 Sid is the MAN👊

[@gothfather1]

RIP Sid Eudy, big man!

[@orbitsnoogslaghouse1188]

Rest in peace, big guy

[@dalechannel]

Sid vs Kane in 1997-1999 years was a missed DREAM MATCH

[@paulpisano8538]

A true gentleman. The heels are always the nicest guys.

[@tygollan4790]

RIP Sycho Sid 🙏🙏🙏

[@lakvindersingh4632]

Reminds me of Michael Rooker

[@RabidGerry]

R.i.p Sid, gone and never forgotten and thankfully people are giving you your dues. I was holding out for you getting a run in TNa back in the day but alas it wasn't to be. Anyone know how old this interview is?

[@drums3269]

Rest in peace, Sid! 🙏

[@bluedan1873]

R.I.P Sid😢