Pro Wrestling World Reacts to ”Psycho” Sid Vicious’ Passing

There are few professional wrestlers who truly made an impact as quickly as ”Psycho” Sid Vicious did in the world of professional wrestling. Unfortunately, he passed away recently and now the pro wrestling world is in full mourning.

Gunnar Eudy, the son of the legendary wrestler shared the sad news on Facebook that his father has passed away after long fight with cancer. He was only 63 years old at the time of passing.

“Dear friends and family, I am deeply saddened to share that my father, Sid Eudy, has passed away after battling cancer for several years. He was a man of strength, kindness, and love, and his presence will be greatly missed. We appreciate your thoughts and prayers as we grieve this loss. Details for a memorial service will be shared soon. Thank you for your support.”

Many professional wrestlers have now taken to social media to react to Sid Vicious’ unfortunate passing. Eric Bischoff took to Twitter and shared his sorrow over the passing of Sid Vicious, recalling the fond memories he had of working with him. He extended his thoughts to Sid’s family, friends, and fans, showing deep respect for the legendary wrestler.

AEW star Kamille also took to Twitter and made it clear that Sid Vicious was one of her favorite big men to watch in the world of professional wrestling, as she extended her prays for Sid Vicious’ family.

Booker T took to Twitter and reflected on Sid Vicious’s impact by saying that without Sid, he and his brother might not have made it to WCW. He noted that Sid’s influence on the wrestling business was undeniable and that he paved the way for many others. Booker T extended his deepest condolences to Sid’s family during this difficult time.

”So very sad to hear of the passing of Sid Eudy. I have nothing but the fondest memories of working with Sid. My thoughts are with his family, friends, and fans. #MuchRespectSid

Man, one of the first of my favorite big men to watch and a heck of a softball player. Praying for the family 🙏🏼

One of my favorite photos. RIP to one of the goats ‘Sycho’ Sid Vicious

RIP to The Ruler of The World #WWENXT #WWERaw

Without Sid Vicious, I don’t think my brother and I would have made it to WCW. His impact on this business was undeniable, and he paved the way for so many of us. My deepest condolences to his family during this difficult time. #RIPSid

Rest well, Sid. I’ll forever appreciate the good times. The microchip pitch to @CWFHMarquez ! Making the sheriff’s dept drive 100mph+ from Tulsa to Enid with lights/sirens blaring only to get there when the show was over. NEVER EVER a dull moment. Life is too short. Godspeed. ❤️🙏

Sid Vicious began his wrestling career in the late 1980s and quickly made a name for himself when he signed with NWA/WCW in 1989. By 1990, he was a member of the iconic Four Horsemen. In 1991, Sid joined WWE and went on to headline WrestleMania 8 against Hulk Hogan. After a brief return to WCW in 1993, where he main evented the first-ever Fall Brawl in a WarGames match, Sid came back to WWE in 1995. During this period, he achieved his greatest success, winning the WWE World Title twice and headlining WrestleMania 13.

Sid’s final significant run was in WCW from 1999 to 2001, where he captured the WCW World Heavyweight Title twice. Unfortunately, his full-time career ended in 2001 after he suffered a severe injury, breaking his tibia and fibula at WCW Sin. Despite this setback, Sid continued to make appearances on the independent circuit and returned to WWE in 2012 for a match against Heath Slater. He wrestled his final match in 2017.

As the wrestling world remembers Sid, his larger-than-life presence, both in and out of the ring, will be deeply missed. His legacy as one of the sport’s most formidable competitors will be remembered for generations.

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