Sid Vicious died on August 26 after quietly battling most cancers. Within the wake of his passing, the wrestling world regarded again on the profession of the legend, with hopes that he is perhaps inducted into the WWE Corridor of Fame. Viscious’ former rival Lex Luger just lately commented on the late legend’s profession, and defined why he thinks his outdated good friend might be inducted subsequent 12 months.
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“I feel persons are gonna look again very, very fondly on his profession and what he achieved and the way he regarded,” Luger mentioned on his “Lex Expressed” podcast. “I can not think about there’ll ever be one other man like him,” he added. Luger then recalled how spectacular Viscious’ presence was, and claimed that you just’d all the time need to put him in the primary occasion due to this; he was all the time a headline act who would appear misplaced on the undercard.
Luger moreover recalled how “large” his late good friend’s profession was, particularly declaring how Viscious headlined two WrestleManias, and opining that his achievements might be what number of bear in mind him. “I feel he is gonna be remembered for who he was and what he meant to the younger followers,” he opined. “Sid was like… He was the person; he was an enormous star.” Luger ended by additional noting that Viscious wasn’t solely an enormous star on tv, however in actual life as nicely.
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Luger is not the one legend to echo such views. Eric Bischoff additionally assessed Vicious’ Corridor of Fame possibilities, stating that the response to his demise proves that he affected sufficient individuals to be thought-about a worthy candidate.
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