Sycho Sid Vicious may have been quite a successful wrestler in his prime, but he was also quite the Narm machine, if not nearly as prolific as the likes of Batista or Scott Steiner.
- His billed hometown for a significant chunk of his career: "From wherever he damn well pleases."
- "You know and I know, that you are, half the man that I am..."
although to Sid's credit, it was actually written that way by Vince Russo and Sid clearly realized how it came out immediately after. What really made it funny was Kevin Nash's "Did I hear that right?" face and Scott Hall just completely losing it. - In 1999, Sid had a feud with Goldberg over the WCW United States title, that, while having a memorable match at Halloween Havoc '99, eventually deteriorated to Goldberg destroying Sid's car over and over again. His reactions are priceless. At this point he seemed more like Chris Farley than an intimidating monster heel.
- The infamous Shockmaster incident. While Sid was able to stay in character on camera, the mic caught him muttering "I told ya! Oh God..." when Shockmaster did his bumble out of the wall. Why? According to Stevie Ray, Sid had earlier noticed Dusty Rhodes nail a 2x4 shin high on the breakable wall, and tried to get him and the rest of the crew to remove the damn thing as it would lead only to Ottman's embarrassment, but Sid's pleas fell on deaf ears. Lo and behold, he was right.
