Sid to rule WWE again?

[Guest Marshall Mac D]

- Most of the wrestlers from all three brands, all of whom have to be there, had no idea this coming week's Raw was going to be a three-hour funeral show for Vince McMahon until they saw the graphics on TV.

 

- In a move that will likely add more fuel to the speculation of a possible Sid WWE comeback, WWE.com has added a profile on him in the WWE Alumni section.

 

It was recently reported that Sid was keeping himself in shape and interested in making a comeback to WWE. Also, WWE added the following text at the end of his bio: "It is uncertain whether or not the self proclaimed "master and ruler of the world" will ever be able to return to action full-time or inside a WWE ring. However, if he ever steps back inside the squared circle, WWE Superstars watch out! For Sid could be master and ruler of the world once again."

 

Partial Credits: Wrestling Observer

 

 

So what do you think if wwe does do who killed or try to kill mcmahon role could it be sid ?

[Dead Crow 370]

Probably not, but I'd LOVE to see Sid back. He's the smartest man in wrestling, don't you know.

[King 277]

Sid=Ratings.

[Guest Matt]

I genuinely liked Sid, ok he wasn't the best to step in the ring but his second WWE stint was great. Particularly the 4 way angle with Taker, Bret and Austin.

[Guest dpddave]

Sid is brutal and cant wrestle a lick...i really hope they dont bring him back.

[Guest Jung]

Wasn't that Vader?

 

Sid is well Sid. He'd be pointless now though. Broken down wreck (and he wasn't a super worker in his prime was he?) and he's nearly 50. Thus whats the point?

[Guest Dave7g]

Sid could teach Lashley and Batista a thing or two about how to be interesting whilst have F all talent.

[Guest MojoPogo]

Wasn't that Vader?

 

Sid is well Sid. He'd be pointless now though. Broken down wreck (and he wasn't a super worker in his prime was he?) and he's nearly 50. Thus whats the point?

 

Hey! Vader was better than people gave him credit for! Sure he was stiff as hell, and poorly booked in WWE, but still........Boo hiss! As for a Sid comeback? Hmmm....if he's in shape, why not!

[Guest Jung]

Actually I meant the 4 way feud part.

 

To be fair Sid was awfully dull in the ring, but his squashes in the early 90's were spectacular and his promos were always fun, mainly cause you werent sure if he'd go insane or just mess it up.

[Guest MojoPogo]

Actually I meant the 4 way feud part.

 

To be fair Sid was awfully dull in the ring, but his squashes in the early 90's were spectacular and his promos were always fun, mainly cause you werent sure if he'd go insane or just mess it up.

 

Agreed. It'll be a ride and a half if nothing else!!! But then, it might all be BS....

[Guest The Beltster]

his promos were always fun, mainly cause you werent sure if he'd go insane or just mess it up.

I remember him asking JR if he could start his promo over again because he messed it up while they were live...I also remember Sid telling Nash he had half the brain Nash has...awesome! :lol

 

[Guest SuperKick Kid]

Think of the matches:

 

Sid vs Batista

Sid vs Cena

Sid vs Edge

Sid vs Finlay

[Guest Dave7g]

I only think of one match, when the Garden turned on the annoying babyface Michaels and cheered the bejesus out of Sid, almost a prelude to every Cena match.

 

I loved Sid from that day forth.

[Dead Crow 370]

I only think of one match, when the Garden turned on the annoying babyface Michaels and cheered the bejesus out of Sid, almost a prelude to every Cena match.

Every Cena match in your mind, right? Lets save the humourous hyperbole to Kevin Nash and the real comedians.

 

You're wrong anyway. The pre-cursor was when the crowd booed Hulk Hogan at the 1992 Royal Rumble and cheered when he was eliminated.. by Sid, I believe.

 

All the more reason to hire Sid.

[Guest The Beltster]

The only reason the crowd booed Hogan is because he helped Flair, not because they preferred Sid. Thats my opinion and it shall never be changed :lol

[Guest Dave7g]

Every Cena match in your mind, right? Lets save the humourous hyperbole to Kevin Nash and the real comedians.

 

You're wrong anyway. The pre-cursor was when the crowd booed Hulk Hogan at the 1992 Royal Rumble and cheered when he was eliminated.. by Sid, I believe.

 

All the more reason to hire Sid.

 

Every Cena match, there will be either a HUGE amount of booing, or a faint amount. Either way, it's there.

 

As for the Hogan precursor, actually no. By the time it got over to our shores it had been edited by the heat machine to eliminate the boos. And besides, it's not as if Hogan was being booed the second the crowd laid eyes on him, it was for what appeared to be a heelish act.

 

Besides the first one I know of was actually the Freebirds (heels) vs the Dynamic Dudes or some awful name (Shane Douglas and Johnny Ace). The babyface surfer boys were booed right out of the building, and it was awesome.

[Guest Gooneronastick]

I like Sid and if they are gong to bring him back, more power to him I say. Sid was geniunely one I could be scared of because you never really knew about his sanity level. "Sycho" Sid was his best personality.

[Dead Crow 370]

Every Cena match, there will be either a HUGE amount of booing, or a faint amount. Either way, it's there.

I've seen plenty of Cena matches, and read an insane amount of house show reports even lately, where you can't hear a single boo, unless it's the kinda boo that is akin to the faint cheer you'll hear for Edge or the faint boo you'll hear for Shawn Michaels and HHH. Cena only gets the big time boos that matter 1 in 2 times.

 

As for the Hogan precursor, actually no. By the time it got over to our shores it had been edited by the heat machine to eliminate the boos. And besides, it's not as if Hogan was being booed the second the crowd laid eyes on him, it was for what appeared to be a heelish act.

Oh no, I agree. But that has happened with guys like Cena and The Rock too. People cheered who eventually are turned on during the match. The difference is that it wasn't an isolated incident for Hogan, much like The Rock started getting boos too until he turned heel in 2003 and became cheered again. To me, and bare in mind I don't like late 80s/early 90s WWF so I try not to watch too much of it, that was the equivilent to say... Summerslam 05, where the fans were cheering Jericho over Cena for the first time, and Sid/Michaels being, to my knowldge, the first time that Michaels was prominantly booed as a babyface.

 

Besides the first one I know of was actually the Freebirds (heels) vs the Dynamic Dudes or some awful name (Shane Douglas and Johnny Ace). The babyface surfer boys were booed right out of the building, and it was awesome.

Puh-lease. Like any of those can match up to the entertainment value of Sid. Johnny Ace doesn't screw up his lines and ask for a retake on live TV. Michael Hayes doesn't tell you that he has half the brain that you do.

 

Everyone is inferior to the Sid.

[Guest Dave7g]

Hey, I'm not knocking Sid, I never could. Everyone loves Sid, no matter how bad he could be.

[Guest dpddave]

Hey, I'm not knocking Sid, I never could. Everyone loves Sid, no matter how bad he could be.

 

No they dont.....

[DC 536]

Particularly the 4 way angle with Taker, Bret and Austin.

Wasn't that Vader?

In the run up to Wrestlemania 13, all four men were involved in each others' storylines.

 

The only reason the crowd booed Hogan is because he helped Flair, not because they preferred Sid. Thats my opinion and it shall never be changed :lol

He wasn't helping Flair when Sid dumped him out...in fact he was kicking Flair like a scalded mule.

 

I like Sid, always have and always will. Even his short ECW run was decent. Especially when he tried to kill John Kronus.

[Guest carlyto1]

whoooo! Sid coming back would be great. He would destroy Cena (hopefully). Not the greatest wrestler ever but come on there have been worse ones.

[Guest Rog]

Am I the only one who genuinly likes Sid? His feud with Goldberg in late '99 was really good.

[Guest FreeSpirit]

I cant say that I would be filled with excitement if Sid came back, but I would give him a fair chance. I think he would be really good if he was a muscle member of a faction.

[Guest The Beltster]

He wasn't helping Flair when Sid dumped him out...in fact he was kicking Flair like a scalded mule.

After Sid dumped Hogan out, Hogan grabbed his arm and helped Flair eliminate him to win the WWF title.

 

People were booing moreso because they were pissed that Hogan helped Flair win the title rather than because they didnt like Hogan. Every other second of that match where Hogan was present, he was cheered like crazy.

 

Hogans boo's only really started in WCW.