I wanted to see him win against Undertaker at WrestleMania 13 😭 Even that Undertakers staredown is unbeatable Psycho Sid had a 49% winning chance to win the staredown against Undertaker
@@Wrestlelesson I dont know about the undertaker but sd could beat just about anybody else.. Mark is a bonified badass been with the wwe for 30 years and in the business for 35ish years Vince owes Mark a great deal and for being so loyal to Vince not once considering leaving even when wcw was waiving all that money around. Infact I cant think of a more loyal wrestler except maybe pat patterson.
@bigevilworldwide1 in the wwe he was most certainly underrated. And have you listened to his story like out of his mouth about the whole softball thing...
@@dvlexotics2177 yeah but pat Patterson was getting lots of ding a ling back in the days.. wrestlers, ring boys, refs.. he probably was even doing it with vince.
He meant - he was scared FOR Sid ... being that his career could’ve been over cuz of that. And besides, not everyone can be bad ass tough guys like you two..... lol
He was one of my favorite Monsters ever, he was so scary looking back in the day, had one of the most intimidating looks ever and also had the personality to go with the scary look
Sid is from Marion Arkansas. I have lots of family that live there..he used to play softball with my dad. He was the catcher, and when he squatted down to catch, he was still bigger than the guys standing straight up batting 😂😂😂 he is a huge man
Marion is a a small Arkansas town just outside of Memphis Tenn, for those unaware. One of Sids better runs was in USWA in 94-95. He dominated the promotion, the way he should have been booked in WWF and WCW.
Ive suffered through a knee injury for 3 years now. PT, pain, more PT, more pain. Surgery... PT...Pain. It never ends. I feel his frustration. I was there when this happened. It was horrific. To sleep his leg just flopping around. Still gives me chills.
For the record us WWF fans only remember you of being an awesome, freaky physique, dominant, fun to watch performer. One of most entertaining big men in history of wrestling. WHOS THE MAN??!!!
I worked out with him quite a few times back in 2012. He isn’t lying about his workouts. He’s a good guy, and his workouts are hard. He had some good ideas for me improving my own routines. Works out super early in the morning.
Sid if you're watching this in reading these comments just want you to know you have always been my favorite wrestler I think you're more hardcore and insane than the Undertaker or any of those want to be bad asses with you from a fan perspective your antics is always been so real I wish you the best hope you make a great comeback in a great recovery make the best of your life don't hold back
Sid is underrated yet he's one of the greatest big men in the business I actually place him next to undertaker , he definitely deserves to be inducted into WWE,S HOF.
@@duramax78 i always loved the more believable side of wrestling. like, watching the Acolytes completely dominating people for example. When Sid powerbombed a little jobber, as an 8 year old, it really, truly looked like it hurt like hell. he'd send those jobbers away on a stretcher, and sometimes kick them off the stretcher and slam them again. to me it was amazingly awesome! the Powerbomb is still my favorite wrestling move to this day. Ranjit is a cool name. hope you're well buddy
Sid sound like a good person first time I see him talking live I remember when he broke is leg that was crazy God bless Sid was a power house wrestler at that time big man I'm glad to see him doing good 👍😎one of my favorite wrestler of old time wwe need to put him in the hall of fame
This injury scared the cramp out of me. When I was first training to become a professional wrestler my Trainer showed me this and at the time I only heard about it but seeing it made me be extra careful while doing high risk moves.
I remember that night. I've never seen anyone get that severely injured during a wrestling match until that happened to Sid Vicious. I really didn't know what happened until I saw the instant replay, and it scared me out of my mind.
I was watching this match as it happened, and when I saw Sid's leg break, it definitely went in a direction it was never intended to go! I thought to myself afterward "his career is finished". To tell the truth, I don't remember him coming to RAW in 2012; maybe I wasn't watching that night, although I'm pretty religious about watching RAW each week. Anyway, it was good to hear he did make at least one more appearance in the WWE after the injury.
I watched that ppv and man when that happened...you knew it was real..I knew he wasn't coming back...that was DEFINITELY an injury that ALWAYS stayed with me ,the match with poppa pump his expressions after the jump all of it...after seeing this I wish he would've just walked out...he's definitely well missed 😣😣😣..
Sid, sorry for your leg break. I broke a Femur (it flipped arround 180 degrees) and it took 5 months in cast to heal, next year broke my Tibula and Fibula 3 months in full cast... 7th grade then 8th grade, about 30 years ago now. Somehow I was able to "comeback" and not being athletic make it through 21 years of the Army.
I was at the pay-preview where Sid broke his leg. 2nd from the ring left side from the announcers' table. Sid had just thrown Jeff Jarrett into the crowd. It's me pointing to Double J I think I was saying that what you get to him. Sid's injury made local news. Sickening injury. Back then pay-previews were repeated after the live event was over. Of course the that sickening break of Sid's leg wasn't completely shown in taped version.
Big Mamoose I saw it live. It was crazy to tune in and see that. It blew my mind. Hard for me to watch over again. I work in Surgery so I see breaks all the time.
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Congrats Sid on getting better you seem like a nice guy and that was one of the worst wrestling injuries I’ve ever seen in wrestling. You deserve to retire on your terms brother. God bless you
Should've done a dropkick instead. Just my opinion. Much love to Sycho Sid, i can only imagine how brutal recovery was leading up to your 2012 appearance on raw (which was awesome to me).
Man as a guy that has been tall his entire life, I always dreamed about being as big as Sid. He is freaking jacked. I was 6'5" 170lbs when I graduated high school🤦♂️ I weighed 210 at the doctor's office yesterday but I still feel scrawny. I couldn't imagine being 80-90lbs heavier with nothing but lean muscle mass.. it's insane
I am an orthopedic trauma nurse by trade. Let me tell you, the fact he can do what he did and does now after an injury like that is a medical miracle and a testament to his determination. People that tall and that heavy (not that he was ever overweight, he's just a big dude) simply aren't supposed to recover from a compound tib/fib fracture like he did. He pulled off a terrific powerbomb to Slater in that 2012 return. Being told you'll never walk again was a big motivation to him. He's 63 now and apparently still looks amazing. What a cool interview.
@SouthEast Dusty ya know cena is a real piece of shit in real life. Controlling like Vince & left Bella because she wanted children a family he wanted his career
My Pop's God rest his soul and myself were huge Sid Vicious fans? We saw him when he broke his leg was messed up? I remember like it was yesterday? That's when it seemed like Man one of The best wrestlers ever just left the building great i wrestler Mr Sid Vicious badass mo×÷th%× trucker wish he never left.....
I don’t think it helped that WCW was dead at this point and the WWF roster was stacked. By the time he got healthy, he wasn’t needed anymore and there was no real alternative to go to, unless he wanted to take 20 guitar shots and lose to Jeff Jarrett
He says he never looked at it....but if u watch the clip he stares at it....so maybe he's lost his memory due to the trauma? Like I've had injuries and don’t remember the precise moment they occur, just a few mins later
Sid was the first guy to ever win the WWF Championship on Raw when defeated (due to help from Stone Cold Steve Austin) Bret the Hitman Hart on February 17, 1997.
I watched that PPV live that night, great event but horrible to watch Sid get injured. I'll continue to say this though, WCW was better and will always be a better product than WWE was or is today. Watch WCW late 99-2001, then watch a current Raw, Smackdown or WWE PPV, I'll take WCW during that period any day of the week.
@@Wrestlelesson I can't stand to watch it. I saw it that one time live, that was enough for me. Honest, it made me sick and made my entire leg hurt just seeing it, I can't imagine what he went through.
To ask a man 6'9 and 300+lbs to do what Sid was told to do was career suicide. And it actually was for Mr. Eudy after it happened until he was able to get surgery on his injury and rehab. His comeback after that horrific graphic injury was nothing short of miraculous. Sure there have been "big men" wrestlers doing moves off the tough rope like Vader, Kane, Undertaker. But that too me is different because when you make it part of your "wrestling repertoire" of moves on a nightly basis you get used to doing them. You also learn to "PERFECT" them. I've followed Sid's career since he was Lord Humongous in USWA and i can't EVER recall him doing ANY top rope moves. So yeah this was unprecedented for Sid to do.
As i first saw that i thought: damn a big boot jumped from the top rope with landing on one leg ?? That was a move never performed by anyone, and that has a good reason like we have seen :( Stupid wcw they earned the dead in 2001 ^^
I remember that we it happen sad see that happened two him . coast him career tho after its sucked for him yea. Sid always been my flavoet wrestle over year ruler of world love it yea.
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This dude scared the shit out of me as a kid but what a down to earth and chill guy!
The master and ruler of the world psycho sid.
I definitely agree with you 100 percent
Everybody should look up to someone like Sid because his story of how he came back is as inspirational as they come.
Lol! Whatever guy ! Lol
One of the nicest guys and a very underrated wrestler.
I wanted to see him win against Undertaker at WrestleMania 13 😭
Even that Undertakers staredown is unbeatable Psycho Sid had a 49% winning chance to win the staredown against Undertaker
@@Wrestlelesson I dont know about the undertaker but sd could beat just about anybody else.. Mark is a bonified badass been with the wwe for 30 years and in the business for 35ish years Vince owes Mark a great deal and for being so loyal to Vince not once considering leaving even when wcw was waiving all that money around. Infact I cant think of a more loyal wrestler except maybe pat patterson.
@bigevilworldwide1 in the wwe he was most certainly underrated. And have you listened to his story like out of his mouth about the whole softball thing...
I bet arn Anderson would say something differently lol
@@dvlexotics2177 yeah but pat Patterson was getting lots of ding a ling back in the days.. wrestlers, ring boys, refs.. he probably was even doing it with vince.
I'm so glad Sid got past his injury. He always seemed like a great worker and this video definitely poses him as a great guy.
RIP, Sid Vicious, 1960-2024
This injury was one of the worst injuries I've seen live on a wrestling event
That scaried me when I saw that wow.
Get a grip sissy.
@Jason Groze Sid is a sissy boy lol
He meant - he was scared FOR Sid ... being that his career could’ve been over cuz of that. And besides, not everyone can be bad ass tough guys like you two..... lol
Crump’s Brother must be awesome too have that memory with your dad, something you both will never forget.
Sid has aged well, he looks almost the same as he did in the 90s.
Why are you lying bro u can tell he has aged from his hay days
13 year old interview.
He came back for 1 match vs heath slater
2007 interview
@@Dre973Andre he doesn’t look that bad in this interview.
It was a horrendous injury but it’s great to see him recovered.
He was one of my favorite Monsters ever, he was so scary looking back in the day, had one of the most intimidating looks ever and also had the personality to go with the scary look
He had a very unique look, my favorite wrestler, and Scott Steiner
Sid is from Marion Arkansas. I have lots of family that live there..he used to play softball with my dad. He was the catcher, and when he squatted down to catch, he was still bigger than the guys standing straight up batting 😂😂😂 he is a huge man
Marion is a a small Arkansas town just outside of Memphis Tenn, for those unaware. One of Sids better runs was in USWA in 94-95. He dominated the promotion, the way he should have been booked in WWF and WCW.
Ive suffered through a knee injury for 3 years now. PT, pain, more PT, more pain. Surgery... PT...Pain. It never ends. I feel his frustration. I was there when this happened. It was horrific. To sleep his leg just flopping around. Still gives me chills.
I watched that match live on tv. My stomach literally turned when it happened.
Hearing SID share his story and being vulnerable makes me appreciate him even more. RIP SID🙏
One of my favorite wrestlers
For the record us WWF fans only remember you of being an awesome, freaky physique, dominant, fun to watch performer. One of most entertaining big men in history of wrestling. WHOS THE MAN??!!!
Dude should actually be proud af. One of the BEST HEEL TURNS EVER.
Man hearing Sid explain this and his road and the depression and victory... its powerful. ☝️
Sounds like a great guy and a perfect Gentleman. I can't imagine going thru that type of injury and taking all those years to recover, amazing.
Always been a fan of Sid's I'm glad that he is doing well. Wish him all the best.
Sid's knowledge of history is true. Conquerors made a point to shame those they defeated
I can't believe they showed the incident the next night on television..
I remember watching that as a teen and was blown away. I think that was the only thing that stood out in WCW 2000.
@AD Block did that happen in 2000?
@@kenterminateddq5311 Some people just can't read. I'd feel embarrassed if I were him.
It happened in the first WCW PPV of 2001
I met Sid once in Philly international airport around 2006-07. He was really cool.
I worked out with him quite a few times back in 2012. He isn’t lying about his workouts. He’s a good guy, and his workouts are hard. He had some good ideas for me improving my own routines. Works out super early in the morning.
This guy is legendary. As the heel or as the good guy, he was one of the best.
I remember watching that. Man, that hurt me watching that and it still does thinking about it.
Sid if you're watching this in reading these comments just want you to know you have always been my favorite wrestler I think you're more hardcore and insane than the Undertaker or any of those want to be bad asses with you from a fan perspective your antics is always been so real I wish you the best hope you make a great comeback in a great recovery make the best of your life don't hold back
Sid is underrated yet he's one of the greatest big men in the business
I actually place him next to undertaker , he definitely deserves to be inducted into WWE,S HOF.
100%
I agree, he’s why I loved wrestling, just his size and meanness.
Well yeah taker copied the chokeslam and powerbomb from sid
@@duramax78 i always loved the more believable side of wrestling. like, watching the Acolytes completely dominating people for example. When Sid powerbombed a little jobber, as an 8 year old, it really, truly looked like it hurt like hell. he'd send those jobbers away on a stretcher, and sometimes kick them off the stretcher and slam them again. to me it was amazingly awesome! the Powerbomb is still my favorite wrestling move to this day.
Ranjit is a cool name. hope you're well buddy
Boots O'Riley Canadian destroyer lmao off a ladder just looks like it could kill
You’re my favourite wrestler of all time Sid, I’m 53 and live in chestermere.
He's gonna come looking for you to hang out now.
Sid: Just between you and me
Interviewer: Sure
It's not like there was a camera there lmao
Sid is so down to earth.
I still remember watching this as a kid. I couldn't look away.
Sid sound like a good person first time I see him talking live I remember when he broke is leg that was crazy God bless Sid was a power house wrestler at that time big man I'm glad to see him doing good 👍😎one of my favorite wrestler of old time wwe need to put him in the hall of fame
This injury scared the cramp out of me. When I was first training to become a professional wrestler my Trainer showed me this and at the time I only heard about it but seeing it made me be extra careful while doing high risk moves.
You’re looking wonderful, mate ! After all those years !
That's why they call him psycho sid, the mans a machine.
THIS IS AWESOME
Sid should be in the HOF hopefully next year he makes it.
I remember that night. I've never seen anyone get that severely injured during a wrestling match until that happened to Sid Vicious. I really didn't know what happened until I saw the instant replay, and it scared me out of my mind.
Definitely digged Sid! Should be the HOF, I’d put him up there with the greatest big dawgs in the business.
I remember this injury so sad. I remember him when i was a kid he used to scare the crap outta me lol.
I was watching this match as it happened, and when I saw Sid's leg break, it definitely went in a direction it was never intended to go! I thought to myself afterward "his career is finished". To tell the truth, I don't remember him coming to RAW in 2012; maybe I wasn't watching that night, although I'm pretty religious about watching RAW each week. Anyway, it was good to hear he did make at least one more appearance in the WWE after the injury.
I watched that ppv and man when that happened...you knew it was real..I knew he wasn't coming back...that was DEFINITELY an injury that ALWAYS stayed with me ,the match with poppa pump his expressions after the jump all of it...after seeing this I wish he would've just walked out...he's definitely well missed 😣😣😣..
Alex Smith had same type injury and almost lost his leg. ESPN had great documentary on it. Wish Sid nothing but the best
Sid should be in the wwe hall of fame
Should be long time ago hall of fame his better then half they have in wwe hall of fame his awesome.
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Har we get wun tin nob box end to day.
@@Sickofsociety1 we wuz kwings bred-bin
Why? He was never important or popular in the WWE.
@@VideoHostSite yes he was popular he was Psycho Sid he was hbk's bodyguard he face taker at wm
Sid, sorry for your leg break. I broke a Femur (it flipped arround 180 degrees) and it took 5 months in cast to heal, next year broke my Tibula and Fibula 3 months in full cast... 7th grade then 8th grade, about 30 years ago now. Somehow I was able to "comeback" and not being athletic make it through 21 years of the Army.
Will never forget seeing that happen on live TV!
I was at the pay-preview where Sid broke his leg. 2nd from the ring left side from the announcers' table. Sid had just thrown Jeff Jarrett into the crowd. It's me pointing to Double J I think I was saying that what you get to him. Sid's injury made local news. Sickening injury. Back then pay-previews were repeated after the live event was over. Of course the that sickening break of Sid's leg wasn't completely shown in taped version.
I remember this event. So horrifying to watch rs
Big Mamoose I saw it live. It was crazy to tune in and see that. It blew my mind. Hard for me to watch over again. I work in Surgery so I see breaks all the time.
@@davidpattersonjr5333 Yes, i saw it live also! I could not believe it! I thought his leg surely be gone forever!
Why is my tinnitus suddenly audible in a TH-cam video?
Seriously, what’s that noise??!!?
Sid is the man💪🏿
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Congrats Sid on getting better you seem like a nice guy and that was one of the worst wrestling injuries I’ve ever seen in wrestling. You deserve to retire on your terms brother. God bless you
I remember when this happened, Scott Steiner went cross-eyed; and the ref was trying to pull his hair out and he was bald.
that injury reminds me of the l.t. hit on theismann
I remember Scott Steiner not giving a shit he went straight for the broken limb with a steal pipe
"You know and I know that you're only half the man that I am and I have half the brain that you do." Best mic fail ever.
Lol yes it was classic for sure.
Scott Hall, Kevin Nash: 😂😂🤣🤣
Should've done a dropkick instead. Just my opinion. Much love to Sycho Sid, i can only imagine how brutal recovery was leading up to your 2012 appearance on raw (which was awesome to me).
It was one of the most unexpected heel turns!
I was damnear crying because i rolled ankle and it got inflated. I dont even wanna imagine the pain sid felt
This was as bad as Anderson Silva's injury vs Weidman. Good to have seen both men come back from their injuries
RIP Sid, sucks losing you so soon💔
Man as a guy that has been tall his entire life, I always dreamed about being as big as Sid. He is freaking jacked. I was 6'5" 170lbs when I graduated high school🤦♂️
I weighed 210 at the doctor's office yesterday but I still feel scrawny. I couldn't imagine being 80-90lbs heavier with nothing but lean muscle mass.. it's insane
I am an orthopedic trauma nurse by trade. Let me tell you, the fact he can do what he did and does now after an injury like that is a medical miracle and a testament to his determination. People that tall and that heavy (not that he was ever overweight, he's just a big dude) simply aren't supposed to recover from a compound tib/fib fracture like he did. He pulled off a terrific powerbomb to Slater in that 2012 return. Being told you'll never walk again was a big motivation to him. He's 63 now and apparently still looks amazing. What a cool interview.
I saw it happen on tv live. It was soooooo gruesome.
miss u sid u where my favorite hope to see u in aew hope ur doing good brother
I saw that match on tv when it happened. It was brutal. 😳
I would start watching WWE again if phyco sid showed back up
same!
@SouthEast Dusty bleh 😒 I hate cena
@SouthEast Dusty ya know cena is a real piece of shit in real life. Controlling like Vince & left Bella because she wanted children a family he wanted his career
@Jeremy Honeycutt lmao sorry to here no one loves you as a person.. and I can see why. I'll hold the door open for you!
I miss sid,he was the baddest big guy next to taker.
I remember watching this thanks to my black box 😂 guy was crazy to go on top and do that move.
That was a very wicked injury Sid had when he broke his leg against Scott Steiner.
My Pop's God rest his soul and myself were huge Sid Vicious fans? We saw him when he broke his leg was messed up? I remember like it was yesterday?
That's when it seemed like Man one of The best wrestlers ever just left the building great i wrestler Mr Sid Vicious badass mo×÷th%× trucker wish he never left.....
I remember seeing him do a kid up followed by a clothesline...it was great bro was a pretty good wrestler
It seemed as If and after his leg broke, his wrestling career just didn't get back on track.
I don’t think it helped that WCW was dead at this point and the WWF roster was stacked. By the time he got healthy, he wasn’t needed anymore and there was no real alternative to go to, unless he wanted to take 20 guitar shots and lose to Jeff Jarrett
I cant help but seeing an older Brock Lesnar in Sid's face. Could be his kayfabe father, Vince missed a trick there if the timing was right.
I just see a giant michael rooker
@@bigal2748 there's that too, now that you mention it!
And the moral of the story?
Johnny Ace is failure personified.
When was this interview? He looks pretty damn good!! God Bless you Sid🤙🏻
2007
He says he never looked at it....but if u watch the clip he stares at it....so maybe he's lost his memory due to the trauma? Like I've had injuries and don’t remember the precise moment they occur, just a few mins later
super brutal injury
sid one my favorite big man
Damn that scene is still GNARLY 😬🤦♂️
Sid was the first guy to ever win the WWF Championship on Raw when defeated (due to help from Stone Cold Steve Austin) Bret the Hitman Hart on February 17, 1997.
sid is a nice guy and humble
I watched that PPV live that night, great event but horrible to watch Sid get injured. I'll continue to say this though, WCW was better and will always be a better product than WWE was or is today. Watch WCW late 99-2001, then watch a current Raw, Smackdown or WWE PPV, I'll take WCW during that period any day of the week.
Sid justice wwe universal champion
I was watching that live and damned near puke. Worst injury I ever saw in the ring.
When you watch that injury you just feel the pain he went through 😥😭😖😨😱🤯
Just glad the boot covered it.
@@Wrestlelesson I can't stand to watch it. I saw it that one time live, that was enough for me. Honest, it made me sick and made my entire leg hurt just seeing it, I can't imagine what he went through.
When I broke my ankle, didnt hurt at first, but after the doctor put all that metal in me, oh shite
What a tragic injury 😢
one of the worst wrestling injuries i ever saw.
I was watching this ppv live
I tore my ACL when i was 15 playing football (soccer) and i returned to play basketball fully a year after
Diesel knows he's only half the man I am and I have half the brain he does one of the best line fuck ups in wrestling history
Scott Hall, Kevin Nash: 😂😂
Rip budd ❤
To ask a man 6'9 and 300+lbs to do what Sid was told to do was career suicide. And it actually was for Mr. Eudy after it happened until he was able to get surgery on his injury and rehab. His comeback after that horrific graphic injury was nothing short of miraculous. Sure there have been "big men" wrestlers doing moves off the tough rope like Vader, Kane, Undertaker. But that too me is different because when you make it part of your "wrestling repertoire" of moves on a nightly basis you get used to doing them. You also learn to "PERFECT" them. I've followed Sid's career since he was Lord Humongous in USWA and i can't EVER recall him doing ANY top rope moves. So yeah this was unprecedented for Sid to do.
I couldn’t walk down stairs for a week after that clip.
Coolest moment in wrestling
As i first saw that i thought: damn a big boot jumped from the top rope with landing on one leg ?? That was a move never performed by anyone, and that has a good reason like we have seen :( Stupid wcw they earned the dead in 2001 ^^
6'8 and jacked......you dont need to go off the turnbuckle
I saw it live
bollox
I saw it live on tv
Oh God the Eudy leg break, brutal!
I remember that we it happen sad see that happened two him . coast him career tho after its sucked for him yea. Sid always been my flavoet wrestle over year ruler of world love it yea.
6 years of rehab man.