Sid and Spivey dominated the competition for months before running into The Steiner Brothers in 1989 at Clash of the Champions. Add in his devastating powerbomb, and it really was no surprise that he got over to the level that he did. At 6'9'', 317 pounds, he was a mountain of a man. As half of the Skyscrapers alongside Danny Spivey, Sid left an indelible mark on fans. Sid's first real introduction to the bright lights and grand stage of national television came in 1989 when he made his WCW debut. The Skyscrapers, The Four Horsemen and WCW In celebration of his career, let's relive the big man's career. Regardless of what your opinion of the man may be, it is incredibly difficult to ignore the impact he made on both WWE and WCW.

'The Man, The Master and the Ruler of the World,' he was a dominant force in the industry who blended the perfect look with the personality of a psychopath to create one of the most popular characters of the decade.Ī polarizing performer who had as many critics as fans, Sid made it to the mountaintop but, in the eyes of some, still underachieved.