Sid Vicious: The Full Interview

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  • Опубликовано: 8 авг 2017
  • Sid Vicious Full Career Shoot Interview!
    4 time World Champion Sid Vicious does a full career shoot interview with "The HANNIBAL TV" covering his beginnings in wrestling, to his numerous runs in WWE & WCW, his time in ECW. Backstage incidents with Brian Pillman, Arn Anderson and others. He also gives opinions on such wrestlers as Ric Flair, Scott Steiner, Sting, Macho Man, Lanny Poffo, Hulk Hogan, The Ultimate Warrior, Vince Russo, Jerry Jarrett, Jerry Lawler, Jeff Jarrett & many others as well as his opinions on current WWE Superstars! such as Roman Reigns, Kevin OWens & Jinder Mahal.
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  • @TheHannibalTV
    @TheHannibalTV  4 года назад +71

    Sid The Hannibal TV Part 2 shoot interview posted in full here:

  • @official_deathcast
    @official_deathcast 6 лет назад +894

    I don't care what anyone says about Sid, I always found him great to watch.

  • @jaesea323
    @jaesea323 3 года назад +122

    Sid was one of the few wrestlers that convinced me as a kid watching him that he was really that psycho. It's strange to now see how cool, calm, and collected he is IRL. Respect.

  • @Football__Junkie
    @Football__Junkie 4 года назад +95

    Broke his neck, broke his leg, got stabbed multiple times. This is a tough dude.

  • @alanhaggarty9880
    @alanhaggarty9880 6 лет назад +522

    Funny how the guys who play the craziest characters in the ring are often the most cool, collected and down to earth in real life.

  • @michaelmueller165
    @michaelmueller165 2 года назад +23

    On Hogan: “It wasn’t that I was any better than him, it’s just that I was a new face…and I was better than him.” 😆😆😆 I love Sid.

  • @ImmortalKazushi
    @ImmortalKazushi 6 лет назад +326

    I met Sid and Teddy Long one night by accident at a La Quinta. I asked them for their autographs, and they were very cool about it signed without a thinking about it. Then Sid said, "hey, go knock on that door, and the guy inside will sign for you too", so I did, and Norman The Lunatic (Bastion Booger) opened the door, looked at me, then Sid and Teddy, and slammed the door on me. Sid shrugged and started laughing, and said, "well, I tried!". Good Rib and a great memory!

  • @WAZAM939
    @WAZAM939 6 лет назад +319

    I was 16 when I worked at our local grocery store in Marion, and Sid always pulled up in his bronco and would walk in like he would to the ring, looking scary as shit. I’d always bag his groceries and talk to him. Most humble guy you could ever meet.

  • @sharkbait8090
    @sharkbait8090 6 лет назад +140

    A Sid/Kane feud would have been good

  • @tatejamo
    @tatejamo 6 лет назад +192

    He might look intimidating or even angry at times but clearly he is a man with a big heart, really genuine.

  • @stevensavage2684
    @stevensavage2684 4 года назад +54

    Second time watching this and I have to say. So many in the industry try to say that Sid wasn't intelligent, but it can't just be me that's noticed that Sid appears far more intelligent than everyone who's said otherwise. Sid is more coherent than 99% of his peers.

  • @1madinjun
    @1madinjun 4 года назад +31

    He really clarified a lot of things about past events and wrestlers. Such straightforward answers and explaining why a lot of things happened. BEST shoot interview ever.

  • @CamaroAmx
    @CamaroAmx 5 лет назад +621

    Many years ago I knew a woman (sister of my dad’s girlfriend at the time) who drove the limo for a lot of the WWF wrestlers when came to the area (mostly for Brett hart). She had a disabled son (deaf and movement issues, good kid) who was a big wrestling fan. She told me a story how she got to go backstage at a WWF event in Allentown, PA with her son. Sid saw the kid and basically made sure the kid met all the wrestlers. Sid even carried him around to make sure he got everyone’s autograph. Not one wrestler turned him down. She said it seemed like Sid was more excited then her son. When it came to children, especially disabled kids, Sid was as nice and as accommodating as anyone.

  • @kevinedwards8213
    @kevinedwards8213 5 лет назад +27

    Sid was so much fun to watch. When I was a kid, every time he was on TV, I was glued to my set. Now that I'm all grown up, I still appreciate everything he's done. Thanks for the memories, Sid!

  • @christophermilner8351
    @christophermilner8351 5 лет назад +28

    Sid was the most believable heel that I ever saw. I thought he went around angry all the time. He did the best promos and looked intimidating in the ring.

  • @mattdawg83686
    @mattdawg83686 6 лет назад +316

    Sid is still one of my favorite big man wrestlers to this day.

  • @NobesBLO13
    @NobesBLO13 4 года назад +35

    Sid legit scared the crap out of me as kid. Amazing seeing how humble and nice of a guy he is. What a great character he played.

  • @johntammaro
    @johntammaro 6 лет назад +52

    Love Sid for all his quirks. Always gave his all in the ring. he had major feuds with warrior,taker, Hogan and sting in their prime.true legendand hall of fame worthy.

  • @chuckcape7248
    @chuckcape7248 6 лет назад +41

    Best shoot interview I've seen to date. He tells the truth both good and bad about his entire life in the business.

  • @duhmainmang
    @duhmainmang 5 лет назад +88

    i just remember how Sid stayed in character during The Shockmaster’s disastrous debut. now thats a true professional 🤣