Former WWE star Sid Vicious dies at 63, wrestling community mourns loss of controversial ‘tweener’

Former WWE star Sid Vicious, whose real name was Sid Eudy, has passed away at the age of 63. The news has shocked the wrestling community, as Eudy had kept his personal life and health issues private. Tommy Dreamer, a wrestling legend and radio host, expressed his sadness over the loss, noting that it comes shortly after the deaths of other wrestling figures like Kevin Sullivan and Terry Funk.

Dreamer drew comparisons between Sid Vicious and current wrestler CM Punk, highlighting Sid’s ability to create controversy and his unique appeal to fans. He described Sid as a “tweener” – a character who could be both a villain and a fan favorite. Dreamer praised Sid’s charisma and his ability to connect with the audience, even when playing a villainous role.

Reflecting on Sid’s career, Dreamer emphasized that there were many memorable moments and argued that Sid deserves a place in the WWE Hall of Fame. He expressed regret that such recognition might now come too late, questioning what it would mean for Sid’s legacy at this point.

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